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Zelda: Tri Force Heroes Getting New Free Costumes And Stage
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is getting a pair of new costumes and a grueling gauntlet of a new stage.
The new costumes are one based on Linebeck from Phantom Hourglass that will let you see the contents of a chest before opening it, and the Fierce Deity costume, which lets you shoot out energy beams in four directions when your hearts are full.
The new stage is a collection of stages with 30 levels. Thankfully, there will be checkpoints. The update with the new content will be available December 2. For our review of Tri Force Heroes, head here.
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