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'Breath Of The Wild' DLC Will Take Up Different Space On Each System

It hasn't been talked about much up until now, but everyone knew the new Breath Of The Wild DLC was going to take up space on your Wii U and Nintendo Switch. How much space was an entirely different question. Now we know, and the results may throw you off a bit.

'Breath Of The Wild' DLC Will Take Up Different Space On Each System

According to Nintendo's Japanese site, the Nintendo Switch version will only take up 456 MB, which is almost half a GB and no big deal to those who are using the added memory slot. However, the Wii U version of the DLC is going to take up 3.7 GB worth of space. An annoyance if you have the 32 GB and have been filling it with games since the system came out, and a burden if you're using the 8 GB version.

The Master Trials DLC is packed full of new challenges and exploration areas that will turn The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild into a totally different game for those looking for a challenge. But if it wasn't clear before, it certainly is now that the game was designed for the Switch first and the Wii U as an afterthought. Those with full hard drives will have to choose what is more important when the DLC comes out on June 30.


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