"Switch 2 Zelda Ports: Repair Equipment Using Zelda Notes App"

The Nintendo Switch 2 versions of *The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild* and *Tears of the Kingdom* are set to receive exciting upgrades, including a new feature that allows players to repair equipment. This was discovered by YouTuber Zeltik during a recent Nintendo Treehouse Live stream, focusing on the Zelda Notes app—a mobile companion app exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2 versions of these iconic games.

The Zelda Notes app introduces a Daily Bonus feature, where players can roll for various in-game benefits. These include meal effects, health and stamina recovery, and crucially, Equipment Repairs. This is particularly noteworthy because both *Breath of the Wild* and *Tears of the Kingdom* feature durability meters, where weapons, shields, and other items degrade and eventually break after use. This mechanic has been a point of contention among fans, so the ability to repair equipment could be a game-changer for many.

However, there's a catch: the Daily Bonus operates on a roulette wheel, meaning the chance of receiving an Equipment Repair is not guaranteed. Additionally, players can only roll once per day, adding a layer of strategy and anticipation to the feature. While this might not revolutionize the gameplay entirely, it offers a valuable lifeline for those moments when you desperately need to keep your favorite Flameblade in action.

Beyond equipment repairs, the Zelda Notes app promises a host of other engaging features. Both games will introduce achievements through the mobile companion program, adding a new layer of challenge and reward. Additionally, special audio memories will enrich the lore and background of different parts of Hyrule, enhancing the immersive experience of these open-world adventures.

These upgrades, combined with the performance improvements of the Nintendo Switch 2, are poised to significantly enhance the *Zelda* experience, especially for players who have been frustrated by the durability system. For more details on how the Nintendo Switch 2 is enhancing other Switch 1 games, you can read more here.