The hills are alive with the sound of Zelda
Nintendo of Japan has announced an extensive official soundtrack for The Legend Of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It coincides well with the critically acclaimed Wii U/Switch title approaching 12 months since its release.
2 editions have been confirmed: first print and regular editions. Both include the 211 tracks on 5 compact discs, but the first print edition is something special indeed.
The stunning first print edition comes with a bonus ‘Field Music Collection’ soundtrack on a Legend of Zelda Play button. This is a truly unique release, not just because a Zelda soundtrack has never seen release on the Play Button format, but because the format was rendered obsolete in 2014. Still, it looks kinda cool.
The regular edition is also not to be sniffed at. It comes in a smaller but no-less spectacular package, and both sets include the same 5 compact discs. Both sets will also include 2 exclusive tracks, unique to the Breath of the Wild presentation trailer from 2017.
Previews for over 30 tracks are available to listen to over at Nippon Columbia listing page. Before you race over there, both editions are currently up for pre-order on the links provided below. Prices are 7,500 Yen (£50/$70 approx) and 5,000 Yen (£35/$47 approx) for the first print and regular editions respectively. Given the amount of quality music on offer, it’s not a bad price at all. Now excuse me, i have a soundtrack to order!
Pre-order links:
First Print Edition: Amazon.co.jp / CDJapan / Play-Asia
Regular Edition: Amazon.co.jp / CDJapan/ Play-Asia
The release date is April 25th. Will you be jumping on board with this soundtrack? Let us know in the comments below!