The next game inThe Legend of Zeldaseries may soon be launching onNintendo Switch 2, as the game has received an age rating in Brazil, signalling that it’s ready for release.
The firstNintendo Switch 2 Directlacked any announcements for new mainline Legend of Zelda games. Now that Tears of Kingdom and Echoes of Wisdom are out in the world, no one knows what’s next for Link, outside of a live-action movie in a couple of years.
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The debut Nintendo Switch 2 Direct did have one new Legend of Zelda announcement -Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment. The game currently lacks a release date, but a Twitter/X user & Nintendo journalist named Necro Filipe has shared that the game has been rated in Brazil, hinting that it’s coming soon.
Hyrule Warriors Age Rating Could Point To Nintendo Direct Coming Soon
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There has only been a small amount ofHyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment footageshown to the public, but it’s likely close to release. It appears to be heavily based on Age of Calamity, the last Musou Zelda game developed by Koei Tecmo, except with the power of the Switch 2 backing it up.
Nintendo previously confirmed that Age of Imprisonment is launching in 2025, and with less than half the year to go, it feels like it’s something that needs to be given a date soon if it’s going to come out this year. Hopefully, this mythical July Direct will flesh out the rest of the Switch 2’s schedule.
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