The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Wata 9.4 B+ Sealed [Collector's Edition] N64 Nintendo 1998

A 9.4 box rating as assigned by WATA highlights this Collector's Edition variant of Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo 64. A deep storyline combined with challenging puzzles and interesting combat mechanics made this entrance into the Zelda series an instant classic. This copy potentially represents solid value compared to copies with higher seal ratings.

This copy was assigned a B+ seal rating from WATA likely due to a small seal tear on the "Z" in Zelda on the front of the game box along with another difficult to see scuff in the seal that extends between the "D" and "A" of Zelda on the front.  The seal itself is exceptionally taut and otherwise virtually perfect.

About The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

The Nintendo 64’s The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is considered one of the most impactful and popular video games ever released. The game was an instant success, with over 500,000 pre orders being placed in the United States alone in advance of the game’s release. In less than a week after release, the game had sold over 1 million copies – by the end of 1998 it was the best-selling game in the US, outearning several Hollywood movies released that same year. Ocarina of Time would go on to win several Game of the Year awards and has been re-released several times across multiple Nintendo consoles. With storytelling and character growth still as engaging as it was on its initial release, Ocarina of Time rightfully has its place among the best Zelda games of all time. 

Collectors of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time are in for a treat as Nintendo released both a “Collector’s Edition” and “Standard Edition” of this popular title. The collector’s edition features an embossed foil box cover while the standard edition has a traditional cardboard box front. The debate over which copy is better is ongoing, with the consensus generally being that the standard edition is harder to find in ultra high grades, while the collector’s edition version generally displays better. Most advanced Zelda collectors simply prefer owning both key variants of this seminal title!