The Legends Of Zelda's $200 Master Sword Replica Is Back In Stock On Amazon
thegamer.comIt's going to be a while before we get a new Zelda game, and even though Nintendo had already confirmed Tears of the Kingdom won't be getting DLC, it still celebrated the game's first anniversary by announcing a series of very special items coming our way throughout the rest of 2024. A soundtrack featuring more than 300 tracks from Tears of the Kingdom, a dedicated Master Works featuring info and art about the game, and what has turned out to be the most popular item of the three, a replica of its Master Sword.
Tears of the Kingdom has one of the most special Master Sword discovery moments in Zelda history, and since I only experienced it myself a few days ago, I know some of you out there haven't reached that point yet so I won't spoil it. Whether you've discovered the Master Sword in Tears of the Kingdom yet or not, it's evident a lot of you want to own a real-life version of it as it keeps selling out fast every time new stock is added to Amazon.
If you have made it here shortly after this article went up, you might be in luck. The Master Sword was restocked today and you can head to its store page through the link below. If you're met with a message telling you the sword doesn't ship to your address - that's what happened to me during the last restock - it might mean you're too late. If you have an address in a different part of the country you can get it shipped to, it might be worth giving it a try as where the sword is in stock may well be location-based.
The Legends Of Zelda's officially licensed Master Sword replica is more than just a pretty prop to look at. The 42-inch proplica has a built-in vibration function and makes sound effects that include music from the series.
Even if the sword is sold out by the time you read this, it's still worth checking the page due to how Amazon tends to handle restocks. To prevent the page from crashing and to stop scalpers from buying up as much stock as possible, Amazon adds in-demand items in batches. That's
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