It's already been a year since Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was released on the Switch, and to celebrate their baby boy turning one year old, Nintendo is going to release a five-disc, limited edition soundtrack! The soundtrack will have hundreds of songs from the game, will cost a bunch of money, and will only be available in Japan!
Excited so far?
Nintendo has already released a soundtrack for Breath Of The Wild (available in two editions), but it only has a paltry 24 songs on a single disc. This new offering will be bigger, with tons more songs, and way more expensive, so you should fly to Japan and buy it. This upcoming five-disc boxed set will contain each one of Manaka Kataoka’s 211 music tracks used in the game, as well as the tracks from the game’s DLC packs, and the music that was heard on the game’s launch trailers.
Much like their smaller soundtrack, this new collection will be released in two versions, one for $47 (normal edition) and one for $66, which will be "limited" (I'm assuming it will be limited to how many they can sell), and will include a "promotional button with a built-in music player, containing 15 pre-loaded tracks."
The soundtrack hits shelves on April 25th, 2018 in Japan.
