Only a few weeks are left for the much-awaited The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom to hit the shelves. Fans are simply restless now, and Nintendo decided to hype the fans more about the game and released the last pre-launch trailer.

The new trailer provided glimpses of the new features of this upcoming Nintendo Switch game. Fans noticed many new items in the previous trailers failed to showcase. But the one thing that caught everyone’s attention was it having reference to Red Dead Redemption 2.

Red Dead Redemption 2 in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Nintendo fans noticed a scene in the new pre-launch trailer where Link could be seen pulling a chariot with his horse. Further, four figures were sitting in the chariot, but it was hard to see who were those four men. It is possible those figures were random NPCs part of a mission. However, the fans weren’t interested in those four figures, but in the entire scene.

That scene from the trailer reminded them of the 2018-released Red Dead Redemption 2. The action RPG game by Rockstar Games is set in a Western cowboy setting, so there were many scenes where the characters could be seen traveling in a chariot. Moreover, the Link was the one who possibly build that using his new “Fuse” ability.

READ MORE: “That Was an Incredible Trailer Oh Man” – The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Pre-launch Trailer Gets a Favorable Reception From Nintendo Fans

Top Stories

NFL Make Final Punishment Decision on Controversial Patrick Mahomes Incident

Horrific Aerial Footage of Greg Biffle’s Fatal Crash Emerges Leaving NASCAR Community in Tears

Tom Brady Hints at Nefarious Actions From Bears After Packers Lose Sideline Heaters

Johnson Wagner Admits Guilt for Making Jordan Spieth Miss Out on Rare PGA Tour Record

Matt LaFleur Blames Locker Room After Issuing Painful Statement on Packers’ Loss

Bears DE Awaits Punishment for Controversial Jordan Love Incident After Packers Shared Injury Update

It is unclear if the Nintendo Switch referenced the 2018-released action RPG or not. Also, there is no reason for Tears of the Kingdom to not have a chariot, as it is one of the oldest known methods of traveling. Additionally, this isn’t the first time fans tried connecting the two games, as one fan wanted to build John Marston’s house in Tears of The Kingdom.

How did other fans react to this RDR2 reference?

Some fans were amused to see this unique connection between the two games. But some fans claimed that the game’s producer Eiji Aonuma revealed the team was playing RDR2 while working on this game. Meanwhile, some fans thought this scene reminded them of Skyrim more than Tears of the Kingdom.

Undoubtedly, it was surprising to see this unique connection between Red Dead Redemption 2 and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Do you think the developers referenced RDR2, or it was a simple coincidence?

WATCH THIS STORY: Top 5 Upcoming Video Games That Have Already Pissed Fans Off