The Legend of Zelda officially turns 40 years old this year, and while it’s a huge milestone for fans of the franchise, Nintendo still hasn’t revealed anything massive to celebrate the momentous occasion. However, there’s one anniversary announcement that players will definitely want to mark their calendars for, and it officially launches in June 2026.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild makes its official return this summer with a gigantic new release that players can pre-order right now, and it’s one of the first major anniversary celebrations that fans of the franchise will be truly excited about (via Nintendo).
The Legend Of Zelda Fans Should Mark Their Calendars For June 19
The Legend of Zelda fans will want to mark their calendars for June 2026 with the exciting release of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild vinyl soundtrack collection, a sprawling 8-vinyl anthology collection of the masterpiece’s iconic and beloved music. The collection is available for pre-order now via the Nintendo store, with both a double LP or premium 8-LP box set collection available.
The music collection is brought to you by Nintendo and Laced Records and is scheduled to officially launch on June 19, 2026, featuring a “limited-edition colored vinyl or standard black vinyl and featuring archival artwork created by the game development team.” The double LP Limited edition vinyl sets include 34 tracks on “blue-and-white marbled heavyweight discs packaged in a wide-spined outer sleeve with printed inner sleeve.”
“The limited-edition 8-LP Box Set features alternative blue and gold splatter effect heavyweight discs with printed disc inners and spined inner sleeves, housed in a rigid board dual slipcase,” and features over 130 newly remastered tracks. The vinyl collections will retail for $40 and $180 for the 2-LP and 8-LP versions, respectively.
Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Remains A Masterpiece
Breath of the Wild remains one of the most beloved Zelda games of all time, and the new vinyl collection is an incredible way to celebrate Zelda’s 40-year run while also enjoying some of the best music from the franchise. Still, players can’t help but wonder if they’ll be getting an even bigger announcement this summer, possibly even a brand-new game or a possible remaster/remake of one of the many games in the franchise from over the years.
Furthermore, Zelda fans are finally starting to get excited about the upcoming release of the official <em>The Legend of Zelda</em> movie, despite the reality that film adaptations of beloved video game franchises don’t always pan out as fans would hope. Either way, it’s an exciting time to be a Zelda fan, and if you’re eager to get your hands on these new vinyl soundtrack collections, be sure to pre-purchase yours before it’s too late.
