Will Zelda Tears of the Kingdom have online functionality?
By Alejandro Díaz de León onClues from a Dutch store suggests this

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A few days after the release of the ESRB rating of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, significant anticipations about the highly anticipated sequel to Zelda Breath of the Wild are coming from a Dutch video game store.
Indeed, from the pages of Reddit, a photo of an advertisement brochure tracked down in an unspecified video game store in the Netherlands with promotional material regarding Zelda Tears of the Kingdom is bouncing around the web.

What would this mean for the title?
According to the flyer, Eiji Aonuma's upcoming Nintendian colossal is expected to boast Nintendo Switch Online-related features. In the flyer's tab dedicated to Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, a banner stands out, precisely signaling the presence of online features in the title, complete with a message urging future Link emulators to "get more out of your Nintendo Switch."
If confirmed, the indication offered by the Dutch store could herald the presence of an asynchronous multiplayer mode in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom similar to that adopted by FromSoftware in titles such as Dark Souls and Elden Ring, or perhaps the ability to access user-generated content.
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Some rightly believe that this may indicate the unlocking of exclusive Zelda-themed content for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers or a trivial mistake made by those who created this flyer. We have to wait for Nintendo to talk about this officially.
What do you think this could mean? Let us know in the comments!
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