Nintendo Confirms Restocks for Zelda 40th Anniversary Collection Items
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Nintendo Confirms Restocks for Zelda 40th Anniversary Collection Items

authorBy Shigeru Miyamoto
DateSep 12, 2026
Read Time2 min

Nintendo recently unveiled a collection of exclusive items to commemorate the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda series. This special release included a unique Switch 2 console, a themed Pro Controller, and other merchandise. As anticipated, these limited-edition products were met with overwhelming demand, leading to rapid sell-outs across various international retail outlets.

In response to the unprecedented demand and stock depletion, Nintendo has issued an update confirming that replenishment of these popular items is underway. Specifically, customers in the UK can expect new shipments to become available. An official notice on the UK Nintendo Store website currently informs visitors about the sold-out status of "The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Collection" and advises that announcements regarding stock replenishment will be made via the Nintendo Store application.

Enthusiasts eagerly awaiting these items, such as the Zelda Switch 2 console bundle, the Pro Controller, and a game package featuring an Ocarina of Time commemorative pin, should regularly check the Nintendo Store app for the most current updates. While restock information is confirmed for the UK, Nintendo's US store pages are also directing customers to "check back soon" for potential availability. It is crucial for interested buyers to act swiftly, as Nintendo has emphasized that these anniversary hardware items are special editions and will not be permanently available, reinforcing their limited release status. Additionally, initial physical copies of Ocarina of Time for Switch 2 will boast distinctive textured foil cover art, adding to their collectible appeal.

The swift sell-out of the Zelda 40th Anniversary Collection highlights the enduring popularity and dedicated fanbase of The Legend of Zelda franchise. Nintendo's commitment to restock these items, even if limited to specific regions initially, demonstrates an effort to meet consumer demand. The exclusivity and commemorative nature of these products make them highly desirable for collectors and long-time fans alike, encouraging prospective purchasers to remain vigilant for future availability notifications.

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