Tears of the Kingdom’s unexpected “link to the past” allows you to import horses from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, here’s how
Now that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is finally available, fans who have played and replayed Breath of the Wild to while away the wait they will be rewarded for their loyalty by goodies such as the ability to import horses. The Hyrule present in the game still remains more or less the same, if we don’t count the colossal amount of innovations present. In discovering this feature, however, a tear fell, in keeping with the title of the game. And, as we strip it down, we don’t hesitate to pour a few more. For now, however, let’s get ready to (re)mount the saddle!
“Balla con me, balla, balla” – Come importare in Tears of the Kingdom i cavalli di The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
As in Breath of the Wild, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom also offers horses to search, find, tame and, if you have the save, even import from the predecessor. Well yes, the save data of Hyrule from six years ago are still not to throw away! (Have they ever been?) Similar to certain eShop demos, this game knows how to shop around for save data that isn’t exactly its own. And it just so happens that this title, if it can do it, will save you from having to tame your steed a second time. The first step you will need to take is in the direction of one stall any! You recognize it easily, it’s like the one below.
It’s not just Link diving from the clouds – How to import horses from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild into Tears of the Kingdom
However, you need to have at least the save data of the “old” game before riding in the new one. If, for whatever reason, you’re playing on another Switch, you’ll need to download everything from it first cloud. Otherwise, if you want another solution (read: you don’t have Nintendo Switch Online) you will need to rely on the save data transfer function in the console settings menu. Quoting Fiorello: “Done?” Well, let’s go back to where we were before. Each player’s own horses are available at each of the stables of Hyrule, regardless of where you put them.
Stallatico fantastico – Come importare in Tears of the Kingdom i cavalli di The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
If you have the necessary save (and if you’re also using the profile associated with it, we were about to forget about it!), talk to the stable managers and the horse will be there waiting for you. Not only that: the name given to each (Epona included, although it can also be obtained in other ways) will remain the same given to it by the old owner (that is, always you). If that weren’t enough, the same goes for the stats (below you see those of a new horse) and even the other customization options! In short: saddle, bridles and more. Not bad, right? You can even avoid dusting off theamiibo by Link (but keep him around, you never know).
“All good, but… the review?”
If you wait for one review from us, in addition to thanking you for your loyalty, we also have excellent news to give you: yes, the evaluation is coming! We are doing our best to provide guides to those who are already enjoying the game, but in the meantime we can already say that the consensus is more or less unanimous for all the foreign trade press. While you wait for our scrutiny, therefore, we invite you to read the many articles that we have dedicated to the title. Specifically, while the guides won’t (mostly) do spoilers of any kind, we’ve talked a lot about the rest of the saga in full detail. At the risk of ruining some endings, we refer you to our “Road To”.
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