It's a nice touch, and great to have as a flipside. On the flipside we have Calamity Ganon being surrounded by guardians, Link, and four strange beasts. None of it looks as though someone intentionally did this, and instead it looks as though it's one of the dungeon maps Link might find on his journey (despite being an overworld map). It is also artistically faded in various areas to give off that "lost map" feel. Mind you, it's not actually leather, but it feels like it in almost every way. The map is actually made of an almost leather-like material. I had expected this map to be made of rather gloss poster paper or card paper at best. The map included in the Special Edition and Master Edition is among some of the most remarkable inclusions I've opened.
It should be noted that the coin is metal, and has a fairly nice gleam to it. There's not much to look at with the coin, so we'll focus on the other two items. They are all individually sealed with plastic wrap - loose for the map, shrink for the CD, and a case for the coin. Kept in a blue tray is the soundtrack CD, Sheikah Coin, and map. Overall, it's a fairly nice carrying case, and perfect if you have either special editions of Breath of the Wild. The velcro is actually really fine and non-abrasive, so don't worry about your screen getting scratched while inside. Not completely shown here is the velcro strap that keeps the Switch held in place (near the bottom and the middle). For those wondering, both this and the HORI cases can actually hold the Nintendo Switch with the Joy-Cons attached. The Jo圜ons themselves will not activate the Nintendo Switch unless constant and consistent button pressing happens, so don't worry about the battery running out while it's in the case. On the flipside we have the space for the Nintendo Switch itself. It's actually large enough for a Nintendo Switch game box or a large smartphone - if you really wanted to cram it in there. Up to 12 Switch cartridges can be stored in this way, and there's more than enough room inside the accessory pouch for a decent pair of earbuds. One is for your Nintendo Switch cartridges, and the other is for accessories such as earbuds. The interior flap of the case features two holding areas. The exterior of the case also features a carrying grip, as well as a metallic black zipper with the same Sheikah Eye pattern seen above. It has a matte coating that can't really be done justice in images, since the white balance changed the color from a much deeper brown to.whatever this orange mess is. The reverse side is similarly well finished. The details are actually really nicely done, and the plastic doesn't feel cheap like other alternative cases. While not entirely apparent in images revealed so far, the case is actually detailed with sinking and rising features, and isn't just a print job like I suspected. The first item to catch my eye was the Sheikah Slate carrying case. While it's by far the least impressive feature of this collector's box, it was an interesting choice in terms of attention to detail that I'm sure Legend of Zelda fans will appreciate. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to save the outer case from damage as the sticker refused to yield and took some of the finish with it.Ī neat feature I noticed right off the bat was that the spacer at the top actually had a triangle cut out of it - almost as though we're unboxing the Triforce itself. Here we have the Master Edition being opened for the very first time. With that said, let's check it out, shall we? From the Top
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