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[Nintendo Switch] The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is £48 (£43.20 Blue Light Card) @ Asda
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Posted 13 May 2023

[Nintendo Switch] The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is £48 (£43.20 Blue Light Card) @ Asda

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Spotted this online via ASDA groceries - if you can find a copy in your local store, you’ll be able to pick it up for £48 (or cheaper using Blue Light Card or ?Reward cashpot). If you want to click and collect, this would be £48.50 to secure a copy online for collection. Hope this helps, happy gaming!

Edited to add - From the current terms;

“You can verify your Blue Light Card within the Asda Rewards app in preparation for the change to our Blue Light Card offer. From 4th May – 15th May you can either receive discount of 10% on your shop or 10% back into your Cashpot in the Asda Rewards app for shopping in store.”





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An epic adventure across the land and skies of Hyrule awaits in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom for Nintendo Switch. The adventure is yours to create in a world fuelled by your imagination. In this sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, you’ll decide your own path through the sprawling landscapes of Hyrule and the mysterious islands floating in the vast skies above. Can you harness the power of Link’s new abilities to fight back against the malevolent forces that threaten the kingdom?
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  1. fishmaster's avatar
    Move over PCMasterRace there is a new boy in town and that is NintendoMasterRace.

    Nintendo releases a AAA title that properly works on release day.
    jak22's avatar
    Its always been easier to make optimised console games - there's just one or a couple of platforms to test for. With PC there's a vast range of systems - most not configured correctly with users trying to run at 100% GPU load and wondering why it glitches etc.

    TotK had a day 1 patch that improved performance - after years of development that still arrived after review copies. Xenoblade 3 was 200 hours and I dont remember a single bug.

    The visuals on TofK dont hold up on a large screen TV - not just the framerate but the very aliased appearance made even worse when the camera pans - again Xenoblade 3 looked OK.
  2. nihir's avatar
    You get game for £48 with BLC, with £4.80 added to rewards.
    KP5's avatar
    Author
    From the current terms;

    “You can verify your Blue Light Card within the Asda Rewards app in preparation for the change to our Blue Light Card offer. From 4th May – 15th May you can either receive discount of 10% on your shop or 10% back into your Cashpot in the Asda Rewards app for shopping in store.” (edited)
  3. bartbart2's avatar
    If this game is based on Breath Of The Wild, then don't even bother.
    BOTW is extremely boring and pointless game. Apparently this is the same.
    MrAkagi's avatar
    If you didn't like BotW, you might still like this. It has a lot more variety of activities, enemy types and side quests to do than BotW. The environments are also a lot better and more varied, heck I swear just the addition of caves by itself makes the world a lot more interesting to explore.
  4. herby247's avatar
    Still cheaper using the Argos method with work perks.
    With the BLC 10% discount at asda no longer coming off your amount paid at point of sale.
    You would still pay £48 for this, but have the discount back in the asda app.

    £5 off at argos, combined with perks discount makes this only about £42.
    KP5's avatar
    Author
    From the current terms;

    “You can verify your Blue Light Card within the Asda Rewards app in preparation for the change to our Blue Light Card offer. From 4th May – 15th May you can either receive discount of 10% on your shop or 10% back into your Cashpot in the Asda Rewards app for shopping in store.”
  5. MrAkagi's avatar
    Game of the decade.
    Capotto's avatar
    I wish best game ever for me is still kotr
  6. beebop24's avatar
    I heard that the blue light discount is now through the Asda app and the money goes into your reward pot? Not sure whether that's the case but worth checking.
    KP5's avatar
    Author
    Good spot - I think you may be right but I haven’t tried this myself I’ve found the Ts and Cs here, but I do recall others using their BLC online.
  7. fishmaster's avatar
    That happened quick. Didn't realise it was released. Apparently it has GOTY written all over it. I don't have one of those Switch things though. Probably worth getting one for this game I imagine.
    GRW810's avatar
    You mean a Switch?
  8. Stellar77's avatar
    I had to jump through hoops to get it at this price on pre order. Heat 🔥
  9. spanglish03's avatar
    Me and my boy preordered and started playing last night, it's brilliant !!
  10. Tevos1176's avatar
    Everyone, stop worrying about a few quid, just buy the game, it is bonkers good.
    GRW810's avatar
    This is an excellent (and definitely not weird, mods ) post - no one should worry about saving money on a deals website. (edited)
  11. bigmo7's avatar
    This will add to our existing NHS staff shortages! I couldn't stop playing the game over the weekend...
    ChAdOx1's avatar
    The solution is to take it in to work. That’s what I did over the weekend.
  12. KP5's avatar
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    Blue Light Card link for anyone interested!
  13. Afshar_'s avatar
    i cant find the game in any of my local asdas
    Capotto's avatar
    Buy the Argos one on here
  14. mattlong37051's avatar
    The game looks so good I've actually dusted of the original and started playing it
  15. mattlong37051's avatar
    I think this is what I paid for it or thereabouts with the Game Collection eBay discount code, have some heat for sure
  16. OhTyler's avatar
    A good sequel but it's criminal that they kept the ridiculous weapon breaking every 2 minutes thing that was so frustrating in the first game. Also wish there were more villages and towns to visit as the game is huge and most of it feels pretty empty and almost pointless.

    Can't help but feel they would have been better making it a launch title for a more powerful Switch 2, as the original is just about a potato now. (edited)
    AJtheCabbage's avatar
    It's a hard balance I think, because trekking through the wild and exploring is a huge part of the game so that when you do come across a civilised area it's almost a relief that you have found shelter. I think that would be lost if the map was further populated.

    The weapon breaking thing is still a tad annoying but equally it's not like resources are that sparse, and it makes you try new combinations.

    Completely agree on the console though, yes it has its positives in portability, but it doesn't look anywhere near as good as it should on my TV compared to the Xbox Series X
  17. gr1m10ck's avatar
    Heat for the deal. I got it for £42, but that was buying the Nintendo voucher for £84 for 2 games. I had to buy another game anyway so it made sense.
  18. Toneluck's avatar
    I guess certain BLC holders have plenty of spare time on their hands to play this?
    abcbut's avatar
    💧 🧚‍♂️?
  19. shivato's avatar
    A score would be a good deal
  20. adeljay92's avatar
    Great game
  21. RickyWong's avatar
    Imagine this game with full VR and gesture control.
    MrAkagi's avatar
    No thanks, it's enough of a sensory overload as it is.
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