Because last year felt like a teaser. We got Echoes of Wisdom (so good!) and a Hyrule Warriors port. But the big one? The Master Collection stayed hidden. It’s like finding a secret wall in the first dungeon. You know something is there, but you can’t break it yet.
Insiders and data miners are buzzing. They point to the success of the Mario 3D All-Stars bundle. That thing sold like hot cakes. Nintendo loves money. They hate leaving it on the table. A Zelda collection is a giant pile of rupees just waiting to be scooped up.
What could be inside this mythical box?
Picture this: Ocarina of Time and Majora’s Mask in one cart. Dual-screen action, maybe? The 3DS versions were perfect, but imagine them on a big screen at 60fps. That’s not a dream. That’s a mandatory purchase.
Then you add Wind Waker HD and Twilight Princess HD. Those two games are stuck on the Wii U like forgotten treasures. They deserve a Switch home. The cel-shaded sailing. The wolf transformation. We need this.
And don’t even get me started on Skyward Sword. We already got a great remaster. But a collection isn’t complete without it. Plus, you could finally play it with button controls without the waggle. That’s a game-changer.
Tiefpreis-Bundle: Nintendo Switch + neues Zelda-Spiel bei Media Markt
