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Nintendo Announces Special Editions, New Amiibo For The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
After announcing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be a launch title for Switch, Nintendo also announced a couple of special editions for the game, as well as some of new Amiibo.
The standard edition won't have anything special, but the image above does give us a glimpse at what Switch box art will look like. For $99.99, The Special Edition will have a Sheikah-themed carrying case for the Switch, a coin, a map detailing the game's world, and a soundtrack CD. For $129.99, the Master Edition includes everything from the Special Edition and a small bust of the Master Sword.
Additionally, a number of new Amiibo will release alongside the game, including Link as an archer or on horseback, Zelda, and a Bokoblin retailing for $15.99, the latter two of which were announced tonight. There will also be Guardian Amiibo (also previously announced) which will retail for $19.99. You can find images for the newly-announced Amiibo below.
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