The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild The Complete Official Guide, Collector's Edition

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While they released Breath of the Wild for the Switch and the Wii U, Master Editions were only for the Switch. The Special Edition “will have a little bit more quantity, but again, also limited,” said Fils-Aime. Did you know that “Nabi” is the Japanese spelling of Navi, making Nabi Lake a direct reference to Ocarina of Time? The base's design features the Sheikah Eye symbol, which retains consistency between the other statues in the First 4 Figures The Legend of Zelda™: Breath of the Wild lineup.

Always remember to verify the authenticity of the product and the reputation of the seller before making your purchase. Whichever version you go for, The Complete Official Guide is a worthy companion in your adventure across Hyrule. Consider how Nintendo would be approaching the Switch, and the next entry in the Legend of Zelda series. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be released March 3, simultaneously on Nintendo Switch and Wii U. The image of Link climbing a mountain while the sun sets over Hyrule behind him is already an iconic image in the hearts of Zelda fans, making it a great choice for this book.

Let’s not forget the touching foreword written by Breath of the Wild producer Eiji Aonuma and director Hidemaro Fujibayashi. Reggie Fils-Aime, the president and chief operating officer of Nintendo of America, appeared on today’s Nintendo Treehouse livestream to show off both packages, and you can check them out below. Fils-Aime said the Master Edition will be “extremely limited in quantity,” adding that “when it’s gone, it’s gone. One side serves as a navigational aid with critical locations such as towers, shrines, villages and landmarks dotted across Hyrule.

If you are one of those passionate players who long to have something more than just the game in your hands, we invite you to delve into this article where we will reveal all the secrets and surprises that this coveted version hides. You’re going to need a lot of space reserved on your walls if you want to pin up this map, but if you can find a good place for it, it makes for a nice decorative piece. Many of this material is illustrated in such a way that it offers a small visual insight to the development process and reminds me of how the Skyward Sword concept art was presented in Hyrule Historia. The sword flexes a little and is slightly cool to the touch, so I figure metallic paint over plastic.While Piggyback aren’t exactly strangers to working with Nintendo, their last (and only) Zelda guide book was well over a decade ago with their work on The Wind Waker. 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. 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.