My Nintendo Rewards has added a new physical pin set celebrating The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake and the series’ 40th anniversary.
The collectible reward is listed on the My Nintendo website and can be claimed using the program’s Platinum Points currency.
The pin set features a minimalist design combining the Ocarina logo with the official 40th anniversary crest in dark green and gold.
The reward is priced at 800 Platinum Points; purchasers are responsible for shipping and handling fees and must have a Nintendo account to claim the item.
The listing is marked as available now and is offered on a "while supplies last" basis.
Fans who do not yet have enough Platinum Points should note that My Nintendo awards Platinum Points for a range of eligible activities, including playing supported games and completing specific missions tied to new releases.
Historically, new releases on Nintendo Switch and related platforms often trigger in-game or account-linked point rewards, which can help players accumulate Platinum Points more quickly.
In addition to the new pin set, the My Nintendo rewards catalog continues to include other physical items tied to The Legend of Zelda, such as the "Nintendo Classics – The Legend of Zelda desktop metal display," which has remained available since its release earlier this year.
Availability for individual items can vary, so interested collectors should check the My Nintendo site regularly and ensure they have a linked Nintendo account to redeem rewards.
Paraphrasing notable commentary from community coverage: many fans admit they do not check the My Nintendo Rewards site frequently, but the appearance of a tangible, anniversary-themed pin set provides a clear incentive for collectors to visit the rewards store.
The new offering ties directly to the broader Zelda celebrations in 2026, marking four decades since the franchise debuted in 1986.
For readers who collect physical Nintendo merchandise or who are participating in Zelda anniversary events, the pin set represents a low-Points redeemable item that complements other commemorative releases.
Redeemers should expect standard processing and shipping timelines as noted on the My Nintendo site and remember that reward availability can end once stock is depleted.
The collectible reward is listed on the My Nintendo website and can be claimed using the program’s Platinum Points currency.
The pin set features a minimalist design combining the Ocarina logo with the official 40th anniversary crest in dark green and gold.
The reward is priced at 800 Platinum Points; purchasers are responsible for shipping and handling fees and must have a Nintendo account to claim the item.
The listing is marked as available now and is offered on a "while supplies last" basis.
Fans who do not yet have enough Platinum Points should note that My Nintendo awards Platinum Points for a range of eligible activities, including playing supported games and completing specific missions tied to new releases.
Historically, new releases on Nintendo Switch and related platforms often trigger in-game or account-linked point rewards, which can help players accumulate Platinum Points more quickly.
In addition to the new pin set, the My Nintendo rewards catalog continues to include other physical items tied to The Legend of Zelda, such as the "Nintendo Classics – The Legend of Zelda desktop metal display," which has remained available since its release earlier this year.
Availability for individual items can vary, so interested collectors should check the My Nintendo site regularly and ensure they have a linked Nintendo account to redeem rewards.
Paraphrasing notable commentary from community coverage: many fans admit they do not check the My Nintendo Rewards site frequently, but the appearance of a tangible, anniversary-themed pin set provides a clear incentive for collectors to visit the rewards store.
The new offering ties directly to the broader Zelda celebrations in 2026, marking four decades since the franchise debuted in 1986.
For readers who collect physical Nintendo merchandise or who are participating in Zelda anniversary events, the pin set represents a low-Points redeemable item that complements other commemorative releases.
Redeemers should expect standard processing and shipping timelines as noted on the My Nintendo site and remember that reward availability can end once stock is depleted.
