They assure that Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has leaked but I’ll tell you why it’s a super fake that they sneak into us

They have been circulating on social media recently. Supposed images of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom cover and Nintendo Switch main menu showing the game icon. However, despite the excitement it has generated among fans of the saga, it is important to note that these images are most likely a fake or fake.

Although the networks have gone crazy, calm down, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has not leaked

• The reason is very simple, it is leaks very easily falsifiable.
• Anyone can create an authentic game skin, especially now that we not only know the game logo, but also the full Nintendo Switch box design.
• If it is easy to simulate, it is even easier to the game icon in the Switch menu. In fact, a few days ago it was already circulating in Reddit an image that showed something similar… albeit next to Zelda you could see the God of War: Ragnarök icona game that as you know does not exist in the Switch catalog.
• It was obviously a joke, but it shows that an image like this is very easy to fake. You can check it for yourself in the following image:

• Game leaks of this magnitude are usually very carefully monitored and monitored by video game companies, and major leaks are unlikely to occur without steps being taken to prevent them.
• It’s important to be skeptical of alleged Tears of the Kingdom leaks. The images that have been circulating are likely fan-made fakes, and there is no evidence that the gameplay of the game has been leaked or that any major information leaks have occurred.

Obviously that’s not to say The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom won’t end up leaking before release, but for now everything seems to indicate that we will be free of spoilers until we can get our hands on it. Remember that the game will be released exclusively on Nintendo Switch on May 12.