Although Nintendo fans don't want to play anything else, this is all we know about the Zelda for Switch 2
¡Link, te estamos esperando!

- August 7, 2025
- Updated: August 7, 2025 at 7:50 AM

Nintendo has confirmed that there will be no sequel to Tears of the Kingdom in the coming years, leaving fans questioning the future of the franchise. Although players have been enjoying the experience of Tears of the Kingdom, the Japanese company has focused on improving its existing titles on the new Nintendo Switch 2, allowing both Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom to feature 4K graphics and 60fps, faster loading times, and new functionalities.
There will be no Master Sword… for now
Since its release, Tears of the Kingdom has received an enthusiastic reception, especially in its version for Switch 2. Players like TheoMerca have shared their experience, noting that it is one of the best in their 25 years of gaming. The combination of visual improvements, along with new features like Zelda’s notes, item swapping, and reduced loading times, has made this new version the definitive way to enjoy the title, leaving many in awe.
Positive comments continue to flow on social media platforms, where players share their personal experiences. One user noted that the comparative improvement over Breath of the Wild is remarkable in every aspect, while others highlighted the joy of playing alongside their loved ones. It is clear that Tears of the Kingdom has raised the standard of gaming experiences on Nintendo’s current console.
Additionally, the release of Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is anticipated before the end of the year, suggesting that Nintendo still has exciting plans for fans of the saga. However, the gaming community is waiting to learn more about future main installments, as the silence regarding the continuation of Link’s story has left many anxious.
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