Season Pass for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is Best for Zelda

Nintendo is taking another new step towards Zelda’s development with a season pass which can be purchase on March 3^rd through the Nintendo E-Shop. The season pass will set you back another $20 with three expansion packs, the first pack will release on launch day, the 2^nd pack is set to release in the summer with the last pack planned to be released in the winter. The Season pass is coming to the Switch and Wii U.

Season Pass: All 3 DLC Packs

A lot of fans were outraged about their old franchises being unfinished and must pay the season pass to get the full experience, Breath of the Wild is the recent victim of these practices. Even though some gamers are used to the idea of DLC and Season passes, Nintendo hasn’t been known to release DLC for their games. The difference between Nintendo’s DLC plan to other companies is that Nintendo games are finished and DLC are just extra for the gamers, but DLC with other companies are content that didn’t make the full game and needed more time, so they add it as a DLC content instead.

DLC Characters for Wii U Smash Bros.

If there is a developer I want to make DLC, its Nintendo. Their experience with DLC has been eventful, with the Smash Bros. Wii U and Mairo Kart 8. These games might seem simple by only adding characters and maps, the lead up to the new characters always felt like an event. Sure, it’s the first-time Nintendo has made DLCs for a giant open world, but I would love to see how Nintendo adds it in a meaningful and lively way. Trying new things, will always be a good thing to me.

Zelda has outraged fan and enthusiastic fans, there are a lot of angry fans that doesn’t like the idea of paying more to experience a full price game. The enthusiastic fans are eagerly waiting for the release, and excited to see the new content in the season pass. DLC and seasons passes are inevitable, it’s just a matter of time when Nintendo includes a season pass to their biggest games.

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