The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild File Size Is 40% of Switch's Storage
Nintendo Switch has 32 GB of internal storage.
Downloading The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on Nintendo Switch requires 13.4 GB of storage.
Buying the next Zelda game digitally will take up over 40% of the console's 32 GB of internal storage. Its file size is slightly smaller on Wii U at 13 GB.
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Although Switch has 32 GB of storage, that doesn't mean all of it will be usable--some of that memory may be dedicated to the OS, for example, so Breath of the Wild could realistically take up even more than 40% of the available memory. You can expand Nintendo Switch's memory with a microSDXC card.
The box art for Breath of the Wild was also recently revealed. The game will launch March 3 alongside Nintendo Switch.
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