Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s newest free gift involves archery

Go get a ton of arrows

Recommended Videos

Nintendo keeps the hits coming with Zelda: Breath of the Wild‘s news/tip channel experiment, designed to keep people interested in the game throughout the year. It’s a pretty low-cost gamble too, as folks are still playing, Breath of the Wild is entering a ton of Game of the Year conversations, and there’s still another story DLC coming.

If you happen to boot up your Switch (again, not Wii U) and check out its news channel you’ll find an archery-centric tip, which informs players of the appropriate minigame that rewards players with mount rewards. Once again if you load up the game from the tip you’ll earn an in-game item — and this time it’s five arrows.

It’s not a lot, but given that you can just reload the channel again it can come in handy if you’re short on Rupees!


Destructoid is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article GTA publisher Take-Two is laying off five percent of staff, a few months after saying it had ‘no current plans’ for layoffs
Grand Theft Auto 5 man flipping off woman while playing video game
Read Article MW3 on PC is completely unplayable, devs looking into fix
Call of Duty modern warfare 3 bans snipers in ranked play
Read Article Latest sci-fi news: Spielberg’s UFO movie, For All Mankind renewed, and Rebel Moon Part 3
character in a thousand suns ice
Related Content
Read Article GTA publisher Take-Two is laying off five percent of staff, a few months after saying it had ‘no current plans’ for layoffs
Grand Theft Auto 5 man flipping off woman while playing video game
Read Article MW3 on PC is completely unplayable, devs looking into fix
Call of Duty modern warfare 3 bans snipers in ranked play
Read Article Latest sci-fi news: Spielberg’s UFO movie, For All Mankind renewed, and Rebel Moon Part 3
character in a thousand suns ice
Author
Chris Carter
Managing Editor - Chris has been enjoying Destructoid avidly since 2008. He finally decided to take the next step in January of 2009 blogging on the site. Now, he's staff!