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Nintendo clarifies Zelda: Breath of the Wild's Switch 2 Edition doesn't include its paid DLC
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this post was submitted on 11 Apr 2025
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The switch 2 is but I believe if you want the enhancements, you have to pay a fee to upgrade.
This article is about buying the switch 2 edition of the game when you have never previously owned the game or DLC.
So a physical S1 copy would work on an S2?
Yep. That's my understanding.
The switch 1 cartridge will just work on switch 2; however, if you want to play in 4k, you need to buy the upgrade DLC.
Personally, I think that's still pretty underwhelming given it looks like they aren't providing any additional content in the switch 2 version/upgrade dlc (other than sharing zonite designs and a gps app).
Maybe I'm wrong and it's more "remasterful" but I guess we'll find out soon.