Watch Nintendo’s Zelda Boss Unbox the ‘Breath of the Wild’ Limited Edition

Nintendo’s Eiji Aonuma needs no introduction if you’ve been following Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda games since Ocarina of Time fried imaginations in 1998. The series director-turned-producer apparently volunteered to sit (before a camera, on what looks like a very comfy couch) to pry open The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Limited Edition.

The basic $59 game arrives on March 3, the crown jewel in the company’s $299 Nintendo Switch launch lineup. You’re looking at the European Limited Edition here, which runs £89.99 ($112 USD), though it’s virtually analogous to the $129 Master Edition that’s been sold out stateside for some time. Both versions include the game, a music CD, some other odds and ends, and a showpiece statue modeled after the games’ eponymous “master sword.”

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The one thing it doesn’t come with (but that you know you want): a wall-sized painting of the series’ protagonist standing on a craggy hillside. Someone please get on the life hack for that.