Since I have lots of Platinum Points, I decided to give this one a try, which costs 300 in total. The quality is pretty much what you would expect, so it's just a bunch of thin cardboard sheets. And this isn't a purely Zelda-themed calendar, of course, but an overall Nintendo calendar:
At least there is some Zelda in there. You get artworks for both Echoes of Wisdom (in February) and Tears of the Kingdom (in July). This is the complete list:
- January - Mario & Luigi Brothership
- February - The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom
- March - Princess Peach Showtime!
- April - Animal Crossing: New Horizons
- May - Splatoon 3: Side Order
- June - Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
- July - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
- August - Donkey Kong Country Returns HD
- September - Metroid Prime Remastered
- October - Splatoon 3
- November - Pikmin 4
- December - Super Mario Party Jamboree
The only real complaint is seeing Splatoon 3 twice... Which apparently they also had done for 2024. Speaking of, I actually like the 2025 design much more, it's less cluttered. Anyway, I would have swapped Splatoon 3 in October for Luigi's Mansion 2 HD, but otherwise this is fine. And that's how it looks when you put it together:
Nothing too fancy. It's like a small easel made out of cardboard, which you have to fold correctly. And then you put the cards in there. That's it. But I suppose you shouldn't expect something more stable and with metal rings from a gift. So, I'm not sure I will get this again... Maybe if the motives are really nice.
There is also a second My Nintendo calendar for the retro gaming selection, but I didn't get that one, because I didn't like it as much. It does feature A Link to the Past & Four Swords, though, which was my 2024 highlight from these online services.
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