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The Legend of Zelda’s 40th Anniversary Plans Unveiled: Concert Tour and Special Exhibits at the Nintendo Museum (translated)
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Nintendo is organizing different entry points into The Legend of Zelda’s 40-year history through concerts, retrospective videos, and museum exhibits. These include a 40th-anniversary concert to be held next year, as well as limited-time museum admission passes and historical displays. The series’ memories will therefore be presented anew not only through games, but also through live events and video.
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《薩爾達傳說》40 週年音樂會明年巡迴登場 任天堂博物館將推特別入館證與歷史展示
Source: 巴哈姆特 GNN
Sakigarasu's Take
These plans let players approach the series’ memories in ways beyond playing the games, so buying a new release no longer has to be the only option. The concerts and exhibits will also reorganize familiar works into official versions, which may leave less room for people who enjoy piecing together their own memories and interpretations.
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