Zelda- Tears Of The Kingdom – All Skyview Towers Locations

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Skyview Towers launch Link all the way up into the air. From there, you should have a clear view of your surroundings and numerous landmarks. Oh, and they also act as fast travel points. Here’s our guide to help you find and unlock all 15 Skyview Towers in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

How to unlock all Skyview Towers in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

The Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Skyview Towers appear as tall structures with bright spotlights, highly visible from a distance. They’re normally unlocked once you interact with their respective terminals, thereby creating a fast travel point/teleportation circle. Then, upon stepping onto the central platform, Link will be launched high up. This reveals the surface and sky portions on your map. Moreover, you can use these as skydiving spots so you can reach landmarks.

Zelda- Skyward Sword HD – Lanayru Desert Heart Piece Locations

We’ve compiled the locations of every piece in the Lanayru Desert region below. As a note, some Heart Pieces are linked to Goddess Cubes, which are artifacts that reveal a treasure chest in the Sky region upon hitting them. In this guide, we’ve noted the cube’s location instead of where it ends up, as Fi will reveal that information to you once the chest appears.

If you’re curious about other heart piece locations, read our comprehensive heart piece roundup. For more guides, be sure to check out our Zelda: Skyward Sword guide roundup. Otherwise, read our Zelda: Skyward Sword HD review.

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  • Lanayru Desert: Northeast Section
  • North End of The Temple of Time (Goddess Cube Heart Piece)
  • Lanayru Sand Sea: Pirate Stronghold (Goddess Cube Heart Piece)
  • Lanayru Sand Sea: Sandship
  • Lanayru Sand Sea: Minecart Mini-Game
  • Lanayru Gorge: Thunder Dragon’s Lightning Round

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MGM Resorts International potentially pondering new Las Vegas Strip property

A senior executive with American casino operator MGM Resorts International has reportedly hinted that the firm may soon embark on a plan to bring a new gambling-friendly development to the south end of the Las Vegas Strip.

According to a Wednesday report from a source, the revelation came from the Las Vegas-headquartered company’s Chief Financial Officer, Jonathan Halkyard (pictured), during a Tuesday presentation at the Virtual Global Consumer and Retail Conference event from financial services giant Morgan Stanley.

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MGM Resorts International’s operating portfolio currently runs to ten Las Vegas Strip venues including the Excalibur Hotel and Casino, Bellagio Las Vegas, MGM Grand Las Vegas and Luxor Las Vegas facilities while the firm revealed less than a month ago that it was putting plans in place to dispose of its ageing Mirage Las Vegas property. However, Halkyard reportedly stated that ‘the energy’ along this famous corridor has been moving south following the opening of the T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Stadium and led the operator to agree to pay roughly $1.6 billion in September so as t…

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