While there is a quest attached to finding Zora's Helm, you can technically get it anytime after you've obtained Zora's Armor (see the next listing). Regardless of which piece(s) you decide to go for, though, here are all their locations. The chest piece – known simply as Zora's Armor – can be obtained with relative ease, so we recommend aiming for that first. There are three pieces of Zora's Armor set, but you'll only need one if you want to swim up waterfalls.
How to get Zora's Armor in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom We've got the locations of all three pieces listed for you below. You'll need at least one piece of Zora's Armor set to swim up waterfalls, but there are three pieces in total for you to find. If you're wondering whether you can use them in any way, the answer is a resounding yes - provided you've got the right armor. You may have noticed a lot of waterfalls coming down from the sky in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, especially if you've been exploring in or around Lanayru and Zora's Domain. Monster Hunter X coming to Nintendo 3DS this year (in Japan)Ĭapcom brings back Phoenix Wright in Ace Attorney 5 for Nintendo 3DS Pick up these Nintendo games you can only get on Wii U and 3DS Ryu from Street Fighter appearing alongside Ulala from Sega’s Space Channel 5 ? Strange, but fantastic. Project X Zone features characters from franchises both popular and deeply obscure. The only RPG in the series to make it to the US before now was Cross Edge, a PS3 exclusive that featured characters from Darkstalkers and more obscure RPGs like Disgaea and Maha Khemia. Project X Zone ’s progenitor, though, was an excellent PlayStation 2 RPG called Namco X Capcom, that pitted characters as disparate as Klonoa and Morrigan against each other. Namco and Capcom have collaborated on a number of the X (which stands for cross) games, including last year’s Street Fighter X Tekken. Zone isn’t technically the first game to feature this sort of massive IP crossover, though. His enthusiasm for the game is appreciated, since it means that Namco Bandai has decided that there’s enough of an audience for the game outside Japan to justify its release. “ Project X Zone is the first title to ever combine such a large cast of characters from a varied list of game franchises into one grand adventure,” said Namco’s VP of marketing Carlson Choi.
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