Zelda 40th Anniversary Pin Set Launches on Nintendo Store for 800 Platinum Points
Nintendo has made a limited Zelda 40th Anniversary Pin Set available to Nintendo store users in the United States, coinciding with the launch of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on the Switch 2 this week.
The commemorative two-pin package is offered through Nintendo’s rewards program and is priced at 800 Platinum Points.
Product details and availability
Nintendo’s listing describes the set as a two-pin collection celebrating the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda series.
One pin displays the official 40th-anniversary logo, while the second features the logo for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Nintendo notes the set is intended for collectors or for use as an accessory on items such as backpacks.
The individual pin dimensions are listed as 2 inches wide by 1.5 inches high for one pin, and 1.25 inches wide by 2 inches high for the other.
The packaged product measures 6 inches wide by 4 inches high.
Nintendo’s store page also states the item is limited to a single order per account and that standard shipping fees apply.
Rewritten from Nintendo’s official product copy, the set is presented as a short-run commemorative item to mark the franchise milestone and celebrate the return of Ocarina of Time on modern hardware.
Related updates: Nintendo Music and user icons
Alongside the pin release, Nintendo has added seven additional tracks from the Switch 2 version of Ocarina of Time to its Nintendo Music app.
The company has also rolled out new user icons tied to the game.
These content updates are available through Nintendo’s digital services and complement the physical commemorative offering on the Nintendo store.
Context and how to get it
This release is targeted at fans who participate in Nintendo’s rewards program and have accrued Platinum Points.
As the product listing specifies a one-per-account limit, interested buyers should review their Platinum Points balance and shipping options in the Nintendo store.
For further coverage and images of the pin set, outlets such as Nintendo Life have shared visuals alongside Nintendo’s official product information.
Nintendo has made a limited Zelda 40th Anniversary Pin Set available to Nintendo store users in the United States, coinciding with the launch of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on the Switch 2 this week.
The commemorative two-pin package is offered through Nintendo’s rewards program and is priced at 800 Platinum Points.
Product details and availability
Nintendo’s listing describes the set as a two-pin collection celebrating the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda series.
One pin displays the official 40th-anniversary logo, while the second features the logo for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Nintendo notes the set is intended for collectors or for use as an accessory on items such as backpacks.
The individual pin dimensions are listed as 2 inches wide by 1.5 inches high for one pin, and 1.25 inches wide by 2 inches high for the other.
The packaged product measures 6 inches wide by 4 inches high.
Nintendo’s store page also states the item is limited to a single order per account and that standard shipping fees apply.
Rewritten from Nintendo’s official product copy, the set is presented as a short-run commemorative item to mark the franchise milestone and celebrate the return of Ocarina of Time on modern hardware.
Related updates: Nintendo Music and user icons
Alongside the pin release, Nintendo has added seven additional tracks from the Switch 2 version of Ocarina of Time to its Nintendo Music app.
The company has also rolled out new user icons tied to the game.
These content updates are available through Nintendo’s digital services and complement the physical commemorative offering on the Nintendo store.
Context and how to get it
This release is targeted at fans who participate in Nintendo’s rewards program and have accrued Platinum Points.
As the product listing specifies a one-per-account limit, interested buyers should review their Platinum Points balance and shipping options in the Nintendo store.
For further coverage and images of the pin set, outlets such as Nintendo Life have shared visuals alongside Nintendo’s official product information.
