If you are a fan of the Zelda saga, you will surely be interested in getting the collector's edition of this famous video game. These events bring together fans and sellers specialized in the world of video games, so you are likely to find what you are looking for.

There are also markers indicating shrines and “optional objectives,” which include things like Korok Seed locations, enemy outposts and sub-bosses — again, remaining vague on what each objective actually is on the map itself. If you are familiar with reselling, you are probably aware of how hard to find Switches were for a significant time. Just a glance at the annotated screenshots can give you a nudge in the right direction; no need to completely spoil solutions until you need to! Video game events: Video game events, such as trade shows or conventions, are usually the perfect place to find collector's editions of games.The design on the base is based on the symbol that initiates when activating the Sheikah Slate interface. Reece is the news editor and columns editor at Zelda Universe, and is the greatest video game journalist in the history of video game journalism. Each step contains an annotated screenshot, containing either an arrow in the direction Link need to go, or a circle illustrating a point of interest. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is schedule to release as a launch title for Nintendo Switch on March 3.

Each chapter of the main story walkthrough begins with these pages, which contain contain large maps of the area(s) required in each objective. This features concept art for all of the main cast of characters, as well as wildlife, enemies, and architecture you will encounter in the game. Fils-Aime said the Master Edition will be “extremely limited in quantity,” adding that “when it’s gone, it’s gone. However, when a special game like Breath of the Wild comes along, admiringly defying all of the hand-holding norms of the industry — the tedious tutorials, endless hints and loquacious sidekicks (yes you, Fi) — and offers such a diverse and truly unforgiving world for players to get lost in, we have a rare example of a modern game where outside help is actually welcomed, and the idea of having a physical guide at hand finally feels justified once again.However, the only aspect to the collectors edition that seems worth it is the artbook which might be worth 20-25 at most. There are also some neat extras throughout the book, no matter what edition of the guide you go for.

The opposite side aims to help those who strive to reach 100 percent completion, with all Korok Seed locations and location names marked clearly. This time, however, Nintendo decided to go with Piggyback for their latest release Breath of the Wild — a bold move when you consider Prima’s rich history of quality publications. First 4 Figures is proud to present this highly anticipated PVC statue of Link from the video game ´The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild´.One side serves as a navigational aid with critical locations such as towers, shrines, villages and landmarks dotted across Hyrule. A shot on the side of the box confirms what you get with the Limited Edition: the game, the soundtrack, and a ‘Master Sword of Resurrection Figurine’.

When it comes to the history of official Zelda guides, Nintendo’s usual go-to has long been Prima Games, who have published walkthroughs on the majority of titles in the franchise over the years. They briefly outline their ideals in their approach to a new Zelda game before and during development on the project as well as how they managed to achieve their many ambitions. If you're a Zelda fan, get ready to unleash your adventurous spirit and open the most epic treasure chest of all time. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is easily the biggest game in the Nintendo Switch launch lineup, and Nintendo is making it feel special with two limited-edition bundles: the Special Edition and the Master Edition. While they released Breath of the Wild for the Switch and the Wii U, Master Editions were only for the Switch.Sidequests, sub-bosses and location names aside, you have 120 shrines to overcome, 385 entries to fill in your Hyrule Compendium, and 900 Korok Seeds to locate. When you put it like that, Link would probably consider slaying Ganon and saving the world the easy part. It’s the largest and most overwhelming world we’ve ever seen in the series, and the staggering amount of stuff to do and things to find means that, if you’re a completionist, it’s near impossible to play on your own accord without overlooking something.