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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Totem Wolf for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, April 27-Legend of Zelda: tears of the Kingdom will be released on May 12, with 14 days left on the Nintendo Switch platform.

Before the release, M Station has already announced the early trial evaluation results of some media, and almost all the media have given this work a high rating. Let's take a look at it together.

IGN:

Now, I have not only experienced all this myself, but also seen how the huge player base will play the game in an interesting way. Every puzzle and conflict has such an interesting solution that the results will be infinitely surprising and joyful. It is very exciting for Nintendo to adopt the players' ideas in "tears of the Kingdom", even if it means that there will be a lot of interesting exploration in the course of the game.

Metro GameCentral:

We only played for an hour or so, and if it bears any resemblance to its predecessor, it will take hundreds of hours to see what the game has to offer. However, it is clear that this is a top Zelda game, and we strongly doubt that Game of the year will be the smallest of its honors.

Nintendo Life:

We have experienced tears of the Kingdom for a short time, but only one thing is clear, and that is that we particularly want to play the extreme hand for another 50 hours. Based on the current experience, we think the game is making history.

Comicbook:

I have been looking forward to "tears of the Kingdom" before the trial, but after playing, I am more excited than before, and I think fans of "breath of the Wild" will still find a lot to like.

CNET:

New power also means new strategies for solving puzzles. I tried several puzzles on a floating island and found a variety of solutions. Grabbing things with the "extreme hand" and moving them is definitely a new key strategy, which feels similar to the magnet movement in the breath of the Wild, but applies to more items.

Washington Post:

Tears of the Kingdom seems to be a blend of traditional Zelda adventures and the popular 2020 "Animal Sen" DIY recipe system. In that life simulator game, players collect materials to discover different "recipes" to create various items, such as wormnets, shelves and even buildings. Zelda is tapping infinite possibilities by allowing all kinds of materials to merge.

The Verge:

Many people have been honing their hunting skills for years, but Nintendo knows that we have been longing for new challenges to regain the magic that made the Wild breath so special in the first place. Tears of the Kingdom is like what I personally want to see in the next chapter of the never-ending cycle of magical drama in Link, Legend of Zelda and Ganon. Something tells me that in just a few weeks, a lot of people will feel similar.

GameSpot:

Fighting is as attractive as your expected sequel to the Wild, but fusion skills create a new experimental dimension. The Quick menu option allows you to combine the props in stock with the weapons of the current equipment, which I find difficult to master in a fierce battle in which the enemy is approaching. I must also remember to switch to the bow before clicking the quick menu to try to blend something to the arrow, which caused me to make a lot of mistakes. There is definitely a learning cost here, and it feels like it will make mastering combat and integration more interesting.

Checkpoint Gaming:

Nintendo brings such a special core element to the Wild breath and reconstructs it in a novel way to bring surprise and pleasure to returning players. From an updated traversing mechanism that requires a new method of solving puzzles to an absolutely chaotic insurance system that completely changes the battle, this sequel looks like another truly unique Zelda work.

Digital Trends:

Although there are some rather complex operations, it only takes me a little while to finish the task in an increasingly impractical way, which makes me want to laugh at my arrogance. This sequel feels completely different from breath of the Wild: a free-form travel puzzle game where you will be rewarded in a spectacular way.

Eurogamer:

In my experience, tears of the Kingdom is full of creativity, giving players the opportunity to immerse themselves in their imagination without sacrificing the adventurous spirit of the previous work. Most of the game is still a mystery-we haven't seen a copy yet and we don't know what Zelda is doing-but we know it's going to be a heroic adventure (Link can take risks in his underwear).

Currently, Nintendo's Legend of Zelda: tears of the Kingdom has begun pre-order and will go to Switch on May 12. It will be priced at 7920 yen (currently about 409 yuan, compared with 7900 yen in the digital version) and can be exchanged with coupons.

The Legend of Zelda: tears of the Kingdom cassette is now available for pre-sale on e-commerce platforms, with HK $499 in Hong Kong and US $69.99 in the United States. Interested CTOnews.com partners can also choose to place orders from official channels.

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