An emblematic replica respecting all codes
For the Legend of Zelda 17th opus, Nintendo wanted to celebrate by offering the fans a collector's edition.
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For this prestigious edition, it was essential to add a central object that meets the expectations of the Zelda saga’s fans. The Legendary Renaissance Sword was naturally chosen to be the box’s central element.
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In every detail
During the project’s development phase, creative teams based in Japan wanted to add the "Silent Princess" flower to the sword base. We used a mixture of several materials and broken down the flower into 11 pieces to come to the degree of detail necessary to respect the original.
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Offered to fans on all territories
24 containers were needed to transport the production to pressing plants located all over the world: Europe, Japan, United States, Australia... on the agreed date.
The collector's edition was put on sale 2 months before the game release and was sold out in a few days.
A small bonus was also offered to fans in some territories.
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Motivate its distribution networks
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