The new offering is a two-pin anniversary set themed to both the series’ 40th anniversary and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, a landmark title originally released for the Nintendo 64 in 1998 and later remade for Nintendo 3DS by developer Grezzo in 2011.
What’s available and how to claim it
Nintendo’s My Nintendo reward is a two-pin set.
One pin bears the official 40th-anniversary logo for The Legend of Zelda, while the companion pin displays The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time logo.
Nintendo notes fans can add the pins to a collector’s display or attach them to everyday gear like backpacks.
The pins measure 2" wide × 1.5" high and 1.25" wide × 2" high.
The set is redeemable through My Nintendo for 800 Platinum Points.
A shipping fee applies unless a customer’s Nintendo Store order totals $50 or more.
Paraphrased statement
In clear, journalistic terms: Nintendo is offering a two-piece anniversary pin set via its My Nintendo rewards program.
One pin features the franchise’s 40th-anniversary emblem and the other highlights The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
The company describes the set as suitable for collectors or as wearable merchandise, and lists precise dimensions, an 800 Platinum Points redemption cost, and standard shipping terms that waive fees for orders of $50 or higher.
Context and franchise history
The Legend of Zelda franchise launched in 1986 and has since become one of Nintendo’s most iconic series.
Ocarina of Time, released for the Nintendo 64 in 1998, is widely cited as a seminal 3D action-adventure title; a high-profile 3DS remake developed by Grezzo released in 2011 brought the game to a new handheld audience.
My Nintendo regularly rotates physical and digital rewards tied to Nintendo properties, and this pin set joins other commemorative items available through the official Nintendo Store.
How to get it
Eligible My Nintendo members can redeem the reward directly through the My Nintendo/Nintendo Store reward page.
Check your Platinum Points balance in your My Nintendo account to confirm eligibility before attempting redemption.