NINTENDO SWITCH 2 ZELDA LTD EDITION!
Jammy·Tech·Live Draw

NINTENDO SWITCH 2 ZELDA LTD EDITION!

Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 23:00Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 23:00
0% sold349 tickets left

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Ticket price£2.49
Max odds1 in 349If every ticket sells
Current odds—On tickets sold so far
Value Ratio—No data

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Prize details from Jammy

Win the most talked-about console of the year: the brand-new Nintendo Switch 2 – The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Limited Edition! Released on 29 October to celebrate 40 years of The Legend of Zelda, this is the first ever special-edition Switch 2. It’s also the first to get a full custom redesign, with unique colours and Zelda artwork across the console itself. 🗡️ Limited Edition design celebrating 40 years of The Legend of Zelda 🎨 Teal Joy-Con 2 controllers covered in Zelda-inspired patterns, with gold and green accents 🎮 The full Nintendo Switch 2 experience: play on the TV, on the go in handheld mode, or in tabletop mode ⭐ The first special-edition Switch 2, a true collector’s piece 🎁 Brand new and boxed, the ultimate Christmas present for any gamer or Zelda fan Limited editions like this sell out fast and are only made for a short time. Don’t miss your chance to own one!

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