Tears of the Kingdom celebrates its first anniversary this weekend. A game so many of us spent such a massive amount of time with, it's hard to believe it has only been in our lives for a year.
Its creators have already confirmed that it won't be getting any expansions, so don't go expecting a bombshell u-turn this weekend.
There has been a Tears of the Kingdom birthday announcement, though. Nintendo has revealed it will be releasing a physical version of the sequel's soundtrack, a 464-page Master Works, and best of all, a replica of its Master Sword.
The release dates of the three announced items will be staggered throughout 2024, ensuring you don't have to spend a tonne of money all at once, and also leaving you with something Zelda-themed to look forward to, at least until the Master Sword, the last of the three reveals, is released in September.
There will be more Zelda games of course, and there's a live-action movie in the works, but it will be a while before we see anything concrete on either of those fronts.