The Legend of Zelda’s 30th Anniversary Concert Is Getting An Album In Japan This February

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The Legend of Zelda series got a special orchestrated concert tour across Japan back in October, and Nippon Columbia is making the October 16 concert at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theater into a music album.

 

The album, titled “The Legend of Zelda 30th Anniversary Concert” will release in Japan on February 15, 2017. It’ll come in two versions—one is a first-print limited edition version that includes a DVD that shows screenshots that were displayed on the big screen during the concert,  tin badges, and a CD stand for 5,500 yen plus tax.

 

The standard version will go for 3,000 yen plus tax, and it includes the same two discs and music from the first-print version.


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