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The Legend Of Zelda: Tear Of The Kingdom

TOTK ROM The Legend Of Zelda

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom expands Link's adventure across a vast, tri-layered world spanning floating Sky Islands, the transformed surface of Hyrule, and the pitch-black subterranean Depths. Armed with revolutionary new abilities like Ultrahand and Fuse, players can build complex vehicles, craft custom weapons, and solve puzzles with complete creative freedom.

  • NSP · 16.3 GB
  • vv1.4.3
  • FW 15.0.0+

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ROM details

ROM name
The Legend Of Zelda: Tear Of The Kingdom
Also known as
TOTK ROM The Legend Of Zelda
Genre
Action
Developer
Nintendo
Published by
Nintendo
Release date
May 12, 2023
Series
Legend of the Zelda
Version
v1.4.3
Title ID
0100F2C0115B6000
Size
16.3 GB
File type
NSP
Required firmware
15.0.0 or later
Content type
Base game
Language (audio)
En, Ja, Es, Fr, De, It, Nl, Ru, Ko, ZhEn, Ja, Es, Fr, De, It, Nl, Ru, Ko, Zh
Features
Ultrahand & Fusion Crafting: Merge objects, Zonai devices, and natural materials to construct custom vehicles, flying machines, bridges, or attach items directly to weapons and shields for elemental effects and boosted durability.

Emulator compatibility

Compatibility for The Legend Of Zelda: Tear Of The Kingdom, newest result Oct 22, 2026. Rows marked Tested were run by us; Reported rows link to the community source they came from. See how we test.

EmulatorPlatformDevice testedFPSStatusNotesResult from
SudachiWindowsRyzen 7 7800X3D / RTX 4070 / 32 GB DDR560—The Game worked WellTested by NSWPEDIA Team

Known issues

  • Dynamic Resolution Pacing & Ultrahand Drops: Heavy utilization of Ultrahand near high-asset population hubs (like Lookout Landing or Kakariko Village) causes dynamic resolution scaling drops to preserve targeted frame rates.

Version history

Every released update for The Legend Of Zelda: Tear Of The Kingdom, newest first.

VersionReleasedSizePatch notes
v1.1.2150 MBFixed an issue where audio would play at abnormally high volumes under specific conditions. Resolved a bug in the quest "Camera Work in the Depths" that prevented progression. Fixed several glitches that allowed unintended duplication of weapons, bows, and materials.
v1.2.1180 MBFixed an issue that prevented map points from displaying correctly if screen markers were placed on specific treasure chests. Addressed an issue where Korok Seeds would fail to spawn after solving specific environmental puzzles. General gameplay stability fixes.
Base Game16.3 GB—
v1.1.0320 MBAdded horse name input support for Korean and Traditional/Simplified Chinese text fields. Corrected frame rate pacing during complex environmental destruction and flying sequences.

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What is this Game?

The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Switch NSP Free Download NSWPedia seeks to be more than just another entry in the long-running series of Nintendo open-world adventure releases. The “Fusion and Ultrahand Creation” systems are already available for the accessibility and casual sandbox creativity of newcomers, but with its demanding Depths exploration, environmental hazards, and complex puzzle shrines, it offers a more technical and deep survival experience.

The dual-approach design is an attempt by Nintendo to accommodate the needs of both casual players seeking serene aerial sky-island exploration and hardcore purists who appreciate intricate physics mechanics, perfect dodge flurry rushes, and complex schematic automation. The experience should now be better balanced, which is important since some fans felt that its predecessor relied too heavily on fixed weapon sets rather than dynamic player-driven weapon crafting.

The Legend Of Zelda: Tear Of The Kingdom — frequently asked questions

Is Tears of the Kingdom a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild?

Yes, it is a direct sequel set several years after the events of Breath of the Wild, featuring the same world map expanded vertically with Sky Islands and the Depths.

Do weapons still break in Tears of the Kingdom?

Yes, weapon durability returns, but decayed weapons found across Hyrule are intended to be fused with monster parts, Zonai materials, and gems to increase attack power and structural resilience.

Can you play the entire game without using Ultrahand vehicle building?

While basic Ultrahand building is required for puzzle progression in shrines and main story quests, elaborate vehicle designs are optional.