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The recently launched physical edition soundtrack for Tears of the Kingdom is now also offered in a more affordable collection, excluding the special display case and the Master Sword USB Player.
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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Collector’s Edition soundtrack is once again available at Amazon in limited stock. Initially priced last year at $194 (ouch), it’s now offered for a more manageable—though still costly—$125. The standard edition soundtrack is also out at a discounted rate, though lacking the exciting collectibles. Both versions of the soundtrack for Tears of the Kingdom launched in August. The Collector’s Edition is shipped for free right from Amazon Japan, while the standard edition is dispatched from a US seller.
The original soundtrack of Tears of the Kingdom comprises over 200 tracks across nine discs. Each disc is adorned with stunning Zelda artwork and is provided with an expansive, decorative storage enclosure.
Upgrade to the collector’s edition, and you’ll receive the same nine discs included in the standard edition, plus a chic Master Sword USB Player featuring an extra 15 tracks. Additionally, a uniquely designed case will provide a stylish way to keep your collection safe when not in use.
Tears of the Kingdom is surely one of the top Switch titles in history. Blending a captivating storyline with innovative gameplay elements and a vast realm to discover, the sequel to Breath of the Wild swiftly demonstrated it was anything but a simple rehash. Exceptional gameplay paired with exploration is enhanced by a moving and powerful score that breathes life into Hyrule’s varied landscapes. Now, you have the opportunity to possess Tears of the Kingdom’s soundtrack in a physical format (CDs).
Tears of the Kingdom isn’t the initial Zelda title to receive a physical soundtrack release. Previous releases include Wind Waker, Majora’s Mask, Breath of the Wild, and others. For good measure, we’ve also included two fantastic Mario soundtracks, one designating the series’ 30th anniversary. Most of these soundtracks feature limited quantities and pricing may vary regularly.
It’s noteworthy that Nintendo Switch Online members can stream numerous Zelda tracks along with other music from Nintendo’s primary game catalog on the Nintendo Music app available on iOS or Android.
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