Well, it was bound to happen sometime, and apparently that time is now – the Collector’s Edition artbook from The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom has apparently leaked on Reddit.
Understandably, quite a few people are not too happy to see spoilers popping up on social media and forums.
I personally have not actually seen any leaked images, and I am happy that I have not.
But it sounds like there’s some people out there who have seen it. Some of those people by choice and some not.
However they ended up actually seeing the leaked artbook, they are now confronting the realities of what they actually saw.
Word is that the images feature concept art for locations, characters, and events from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and it has spoiled some of the surprises from the game.
Leak Culture
It’s an unfortunate phenomena surrounding popular music, films, and now video games – there are those who want to know all of the details long before the content is released.
(I’m certainly guilty of it with handhelds. Though, I think that’s a bit different.)
And there are also those who intentionally try to spoil big surprises for others.
I certainly will not be one to do that for you. So do not consider this article part of the leak culture. Consider this your warning to be careful with what you click on.
I had to duck and dodge the artbook spoilers when looking for an image to use for this article!
We know that the Zelda artbook leaked, so we know the spoilers are going to start appearing. Let’s all do our best to avoid them and enjoy the game as Nintendo has intended.
I have full faith in Nintendo and the team behind The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
With everything they did with Breath of the Wild, it’s hard to imagine that Tears of the Kingdom will not be one of the most incredible video game experiences of our lifetime.
Let’s all just stick to the Nintendo approved avenues, like purchasing a copy of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom for ourselves.
Anthony has been a video game lover ever since he can remember. He became a fulltime nomad in 2018, living throughout most of Asia. He focused his passion in retro gaming and began creating a game for the Game Boy Color while living in Nara, Japan during the 2020 pandemic. He is now in Chiang Mai, Thailand, where he spends most of his time gaming, going on long walks and meeting as many stray dogs as possible.
