Series that inspired characters in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment
Nintendo of America COO Devon Pritchard says the Switch 2's record-breaking sales are only the opening chapter, with nearly 20 million units sold in its first year and a live-action Zelda film wrapping production in New Zealand. The executive frames Nintendo's strategy around generational experiences rather than competing for screen time.
Nintendo's hybrid console hosts five mainline Zelda titles, three Hyrule Warriors entries, and one rhythm-based spin-off from 2017 through 2025. The Switch 2 launches with an exclusive Ocarina of Time remake on November 5, while a live-action film directed by Wes Ball targets a March 2027 theatrical release.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, a Switch 2-exclusive hack-and-slash game, is on sale at Best Buy with a $20 discount, available for $49.99, or $39.99 for My Best Buy Plus members. This offer stands out as the game's price remains unchanged at $69.99 on other platforms. With its empowering gameplay featuring 19 Hyrulean champions, this deal is a compelling pick-up for fans of the Dynasty Warriors-inspired series.
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