The new Zelda title appears to have a “game engine” tie-in to Splatoon 3

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We don’t hear much much about the game engines behind Nintendo’s latest titles, but today is a little different with some news about the latest Switch title The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

according to Dataminer Oatmeal Dome (via GoNintendo), Link’s new adventure replicates Nintendo’s unofficially called “ModuleSystem” engine, the same version that powers recent Switch releases like Splatoon 3 and Nintendo Switch Sports (and take advantage of AMD’s FSR1 Spatial Enhancer technology).

“Our best name so far is ‘ModuleSystem’…in terms of [Tears of the Kingdom] On the inside, it looks completely different compared to Breath of the Wild. “

Shows how versatile Nintendo’s game engines can be – jumping from online team-based experiences to turn-focused multiplayer titles and then the open world game Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

This isn’t the only thing the new Zelda and Splatoon games have in common. This past weekend, Nintendo held a special Zelda-themed Splatfest featuring Strength, Courage, and Wisdom. In the end Team Strength won. You can learn more about this event in our previous story:

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