Switch 2: Limited Zelda Edition for the 40th Anniversary
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Nintendo showed a limited Switch 2 for the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda at a press event. Pixel-art details and premium finish make the edition a clear collector's item — but price and release are still missing.
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The Switch 2 is apparently getting a Zelda edition for the 40th anniversary of the series. As JeuxVideo.com reports from a recent press event, Nintendo is showing a limited console in the look of the Zelda anniversary.
Want to know what makes the edition special and whether it's worth it as a collector's item? Here's everything that has officially leaked so far — and what's still missing.
Spotted at a recent press event, the Nintendo Switch 2 in the colors of The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary is making waves. Between pixel-art details and premium finishes, this limited edition is already shaping up to be a must-have collector's item.
Nintendo is therefore focusing on design elements in the classic 8-bit style of the early Zelda games and particularly high-quality craftsmanship for the special edition. This positions the console clearly as a premium product for collectors — not a simple standard model.
What's confirmed so far — and what's still missing
The JeuxVideo.com report names the key points: The Switch 2 will be released in a limited edition, picks up on the 40-year history of the Zelda series, and was first shown at a recent Nintendo press event. The editorial team speaks of a sensation at the presentation.
What's still missing: price, sales start, production numbers, and which games or extras are included. Nintendo itself has not yet commented on these points, according to the report. So if you're considering selling your old Switch to pre-finance the anniversary edition — better wait until official numbers come in.
What this means for you as a fan
If you collect Zelda, the edition is news worth noting. As long as price and release date haven't been confirmed, however, it's not worth acting prematurely — neither with pre-orders nor with quickly selling your current hardware.
Instead, watch the official Nintendo channels. The next details are likely to appear there first, as soon as the company officially announces the edition. Until then: admiring it is allowed, spending money is not yet.
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