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The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild OST Announced In Japan
A box set of CDs featuring the music from the latest Legend of Zelda game has been announced in Japan, in both regular and special editions.
The five-disc set contains all of the music from the game, the DLC, and even the pre-release music trailer. That means it is the first official release of the amazing launch trailer music that was never found inside the actual game.
The package comes in two different versions, regular and first-print. The first-print one has different packaging and an individual "Play-Button" music player that just plays the game's overworld theme whenever you want at a button press. The First-Print Edition is pictured above, while the regular edition is pictured here below.
The set releases on April 25 in Japan for 7,000 yen for the first-print edition and 5,000 for the regular one. There has been no word on a U.S. release, but Amazon Japan is already taking pre-orders.
Do you have a favorite track from Breath of the Wild? Let us know below!
[Source: Nintendo]
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