Nintendo and Laced Records to Release Zelda: Breath of the Wild Vinyl Box Set in 2026, 8LP Edition Priced at

Nintendo, in partnership with game music label Laced Records, will release a vinyl soundtrack box set for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The product comes in two formats: a limited deluxe edition presented as an eight-LP boxed set containing 130 tracks, and a two-LP version with 34 tracks. The eight-LP deluxe set is priced at $194.99, while the two-LP edition costs $49.99. This is also the first time Nintendo has released a game soundtrack on vinyl outside Japan.

The deluxe set uses a rigid inner cardboard storage box, from which the eight records can be slid out. The triangular inner sleeves feature artwork of Link climbing a mountain with the sun setting over Hyrule, and each record also comes with its own sleeve and a different key visual from the game. The records in the set are white with alternating blue and gold splatter effects, while other versions offer standard black vinyl.

The eight records are arranged around different themes, creating a relatively complete listening structure for music that players encounter in varying orders during the game. For example, side A of the second record focuses on field music heard while exploring on foot or horseback, while side B is dominated by battle tracks, including mini-boss fights and shrine combat music. Some records correspond to the four Divine Beast quest lines, with tracks covering the associated Champions, towns, and dungeons; side B of the first record features Kass's accordion-led performances.

Each record's sleeve artwork also corresponds to its track themes. The field-themed sleeve depicts Link and his horse preparing to set out, while the Rito Village-related record uses an image of Link confronting Windblight Ganon above Divine Beast Vah Medoh. The music is also currently available through Nintendo's own music streaming application.