Celebrate the legend of Zelda on Switch 2 with IGN Guides

To celebrate the release of Nintendo Switch 2 – and the 19 (!) different Zelda games available to play on the system now – the IGN Guides team has made several upgrades to ensure help is available when it is most needed. Not everyone needs a walkthrough to end, but we hope these new features and upgrades will inspire even the most flavored Zelda player to go back and discover things they might have missed or skipped.

Speaking of Smooth Sailing, we hope you are as excited as we are going to revisit one of Gamecube’s best games, The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. Yes, that means the slow tail and long Triforce charts/Shard Quest found in the OG version are back – you may need to use our guide to make sure you are not heading in the wrong direction. Our Wind Waker guide was originally written in 2002, but we have made some big upgrades to make it a new career in the Switch 2! Here is what you can expect:

The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker Guide and Map

We overhauled and drilled our guide with new high-resolution screenshots, added page tracking, checklists, new videos and fundamentally upgraded our interactive map. Not only did we show you the desktop or mobile version of the map in the game, we could also redo it from scratch, and now you can zoom in all the time to see each island, enemy platforms and submarines close up. Which one to track heart,,,,, chartand project You've collected and started chasing everyone 135 Nintendo Gallery The image is finally 100% finished. If you like videos, you can even track each Treasure pictures through video list (or skip to the exact location in the guide video). The guide and video of course also address the differences in the Wii U HD vs GameCube/Switch 2 versions, so all versions are available for both versions.

Useful Wind Waker links:

The Legend of Zelda: A Guide to the Wild and the Breathing of the Map

Nintendo's largest series ever reboots arrive at Switch 2 with upgraded frames and resolutions. If you are like us, you are eager to go back and see how it performs after sinking hundreds of hours of Kingdom Tears, we're holding you. To thank our return IGN Guide users, our tracking experience will be completely free for the next three months, which gives you plenty of time to finally find and check Every Korok seed. There are short tips for each seed location, and for those who want to figure things out on their own, if you are stuck in the guide, you can click on the guide for detailed tips.

Here is the most popular page for people trying to play 100%:

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Guide and Map

We've updated the Kingdom Guide and Tears of the Map in order to prepare for the Switch 2 re-release. While Nintendo didn't change a lot on the original switch version, there are some updates in our guide. If you are going back to finish your main task, you can start with our details drillor embark on the never-ending Korok hunt and in our Interactive map.

If you want to know what changes and need some pointers for 2 specific features of the new switch, check out the following link:

The Legend of Zelda: The Past Guide and Links to Maps

surprise! A few weeks ago, we quietly stole the update to the classic links to past guides – if you've never played or finished this 2D OpenWorld Gem, you might be worse than playing it on Nintendo Switch on any Switch Console via Nintendo Switch. It may not have hundreds of collections of its 3D successor, but there are a lot to discover on the dual maps linked to the past.

We might be a bit LTTP (sorry) – but we found that “it's better to be late than not” and launched a full interactive map that allows you to track every piece of heart and discover every cave and secret hidden in the 1991 classic. We also added a list and brand new screenshots throughout the guide to make it all shiny and new!

Start here:

The Legend of Zelda: Links to Awakening Guide and Maps

Awakening from Link was launched on the Nintendo Switch in 2019 and finally got the update we all asked for: smooth frame rates. Play it on Switch 2 and you will be able to experience the most prone adventures of Link in fantastic 60fps at 4K resolution. Our guides can help you get 100% done, including All hearts. If you are using our guide, check out our cool upgrades to the featured videos in the guide:

You can view favorite numbers collected through the screen list tracker while watching videos in embedded mode.

You can also come up with a list of videos by clicking the button in the lower right corner.

Useful pages:

The Legend of Zelda: A Guide to Echo of Wisdom and Maps

Players use us a lot Echo list – We can tell you that the Rocks, Tables and Zol Echo are the most collected echoes in general. But we were also shocked that so many players completely skipped the echo of wisdom Dampe's automatic mechanism tasksWith upgraded resolution and frame rate on the Switch 2, you may need to take a look and get all six mechanical assistants. We make it easy by providing convenient tables that can be sorted and filtered.

Princess Zelda’s favorite page:

In addition to these selected Zelda games and guides that have been upgraded this month, the Nintendo Switch 2 can certainly find more Zeldas. Whether it's Hyrule Arrule Arear's spin-offs, Skyward Sword, NES, Game Boy Color and Advance Boy Color and Advance Classics, or our two 64-bit favorites, IGN Guides cover you. And, if enough people find links to our past and the Wind Waker map helps, maybe we'll also give some upgrades to some of these guides.

Originally launched IGN Guides in 1999, Peer Schneider is now leading the IGN Entertainment’s guide, tool and game assist team across IGN, Map Genie, Maxroll and Gamer Network.