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How to Get the Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller

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If the lengthy gameplay demonstration wasn't enough, Zelda fans were shown three new Tears of the Kingdom themed pieces of hardware that they could make their very own. The first was a specially designed Switch OLED model. The second was a Tears of the Kingdom inspired carrying case. Finally, a black and white Switch Pro controller was unveiled that featured gold embellishments. Want to know how you can get the Switch Pro Controller? Read on and find out.

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How to purchase the Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller

There has been a store page created for the Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller on the Nintendo Store. You can bookmark it here. It is anticipated that the controller will cost $75 and pre-orders will begin today, March 28, at 4pm Eastern / 1pm Pacific. There are also store pages at Best Buy and GameStop.

Related: Is there a Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Switch OLED?

You can also find pages for the new Switch OLED model and the carrying case on the Hardware section of the aforementioned Nintendo store. The Switch OLED model is anticipated to cost $360, and the Carrying Case $25. Both are anticipated to be available for pre-order at the same time as the Pro Controller. But, again, these prices and pre-order availability are not officially confirmed.

While the new Switch OLED model is due to arrive on April 28, the Pro Controller, Carrying Case, and the game are set to arrive two weeks later on May 12. None of the three newly revealed hardware items come with a copy of the game.

Looking for more of our Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom coverage? Check out Is there crafting in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom? or All new weapons in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom here at Pro Game Guides.


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Michaela Schulte
Michaela Schulte is a Mom, gamer, and Contributing writer for Pro Game Guides. She was hooked on fantasy lands in childhood, during her first trip through Hyrule. She's also been to Pallet Town, Whiterun, and Novigrad. Currently traveling through Sumeru. Her travel partners include her husband, two boys, and their dog, Ellie.