Nintendo To Show Off 10 Minutes Of Tears Of The Kingdom Gameplay

Tears of the Kingdom is set to be Nintendo's biggest launch of 2023 by quite some way, and potentially the biggest Game on Switch so far. With a little more than a month to go, Nintendo is doing a pretty great job of keeping the hype train going, and it will continue to do that tomorrow by showing off ten minutes of Gameplay from the Breath of the Wild sequel.

In typical Nintendo fashion, the studio dropped the bombshell that it will be showing off an extended look at Tears of the Kingdom's Gameplay with barely any time for us all to prepare. Revealed via Nintendo of America's Twitter account, Legend of Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma will be our guide for the video which will air at 10 am EST on Tuesday via Nintendo's YouTube channel.

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Even though a great deal of what to expect from Tears of the Kingdom has been shown through trailers, Nintendo has also managed to keep a lot of what to expect under wraps. That's despite images from the Game's art book finding their way online. Tomorrow's ten minutes of Gameplay may well be the first official word we get on what state Hyrule is currently in, though.

The Gameplay may well follow up on the comments made last week regarding how the Game will shape Hyrule's appearance. Aonuma made comments suggesting Gameplay will quite literally shape and alter Hyrule. Further implying that even though Tears of the Kingdom appears to take place in the same world as Breath of the Wild, it may well be unrecognizable compared to the last time we paid the kingdom a visit.

Tears of the Kingdom will launch on May 12 and many of you are pretty excited about it. Nintendo may also reveal the rumored special edition Switch OLED that may well launch with the Game. Leaked images have made it appear to be the real deal, but Nintendo is yet to confirm it exists.

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