The Legend of Zelda timeline has always been a topic of debate, but this Zelda game on the Wii finally gave fans answers.

If you prefer physical media, you can get the Breath of the Wild soundtrack on CD for $38.71 (was $51) through Amazon, alongside several other compilations based on Nintendo games. The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Original Soundtrack -- $90.20

A “Breath of the Wild” vinyl release is another sign that Nintendo wants to be a broader entertainment company.

The Animal Crossing series is no stranger to crossover villagers. New Horizons introduced a range of Sanrio characters a year after the game launched, and Animal Crossing: New Leaf featured four characters from The Legend of Zelda, and three from Splatoon, provided the required Amiibo were present.

Co-released with Laced Records, it’s the first-ever physical soundtrack that Nintendo has sold in the United States

Link's Awakening may be happy to know that another adorably stylized action-adventure game is on the way to the Nintendo Switch with The Tale of Mara & Moa. Also slated to launch for PC, PlayStation,

Nintendo and Laced Records announce a vinyl release of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild soundtrack, as Daniel Radcliffe returns to Broadway.

"It's dumb, it's a waste of time and energy, and believe me, it’s NOT what he’d want," Zelda Williams said of AI videos of her late dad, Robin Williams.

Zelda Williams asked fans to stop sending her AI-generated videos and images of her father, the late Robin Williams, in a new Instagram Stories post.

Breath of the Wild's iconic soundtrack comes to vinyl on June 19, 2026, with an 8-LP box set and a double-LP collection.

When it comes to characters from recent Legend of Zelda games, Mineru and Tulin are arguably two of the coolest that could’ve been chosen to be Animal Crossing -ified. As evidenced by their dialogue in the trailer, Tulin is a jock villager, while Mineru is a snooty one who may finally replace Diana as my resident stuck-up deer.