Love physical games? For Tears of the Kingdom the Collector's Edition is the ultimate showpiece for the latest Legend of Zelda.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is almost here! It’s just a short wait until the 12th May release date for the latest entry in the series and for those who still like to own physical copies of their games, there’s something special available for you.
And the box that holds everything here is quite the sight. Decked out in a sleek black on black colourway with pops of shine thanks to the gold game logo, the Collector’s Edition box can hold all the contents on your shelf, or you can remove the items to display them separately. Also staying on steel is a unique Steel Poster from ICONART. ICONART is a pioneer in metal prints using the latest tech in printing on steel.
Here we have some recommendations. At home, we invested in a premium cork board to display all our pins, and this Tears of the Kingdom pin set would make an amazing addition to this. Try it yourself! As for the artbook, put it on the shelf and play the game first, so you can experience the new characters, enemies, weapons, environments and more inside of the game.Nintendo Online Store South Africa which right now.
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