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Nintendo Offers Hyrule Warriors Pre-Order DLC For Purchase
If you joined the Hyrule Warriors party without pre-ordering the game, you missed out on some costume DLC. You can now scoop those up on the eShop if you want to dress Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf up in different clothing.
Available on the eShop each for $0.99, you’ll find three packs of costumes for Link and Zelda. These outfits are culled from Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess, and Skyward Sword.
Also available (for the same price) is a two-pack of costumes for Ganondorf originally available for early adopters via Club Nintendo. You’ll get a skin for his Ocarina of Time appearance and one for his Twilight Princess visage.
For more on Hyrule Warriors, check out our review. Note that the DLC can be found via the console but doesn’t yet appear on Nintendo’s website.
[via Joystiq]
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