The Legend of Zelda is going through a magical time right now, as the franchise celebrates 40 years since we first got to explore the magic of the original release on the Famicom/NES. Since then, there have been countless classic titles for players to enjoy, with some genuine all-time great games in that time as well.
Whatever your favorite does happen to be, the older games in the series have really returned to the fore in recent years, both as part of the anniversary, and thanks to the efforts of fans working on PC ports and emulation. Now, a new physical release is serving as testament to that, and it will undoubtedly be of interest to those with burgeoning collections.
As reported by GameRant, toy manufacturer Takara Tomy has confirmed a series of Zelda historical charms will be made available in Japan gachapon machines starting from this month, with each one costing 300 yen or around $2. That means there will be a certain amount of luck involved in securing the whole collection, but they would be a great piece if you do manage to do so.
The charms are all designed around individual Zelda games from the past,...
