IT’S DANGEROUS TO ASSEMBLE A PUZZLE ALONE

Loading up the original Legend of Zelda game is something we won’t forget. We also won’t forget just running off without getting a sword from the nice old cave man and dying horribly multiple times before realizing we probably should get a weapon. But this isn’t about that – this is about reliving memories. Specifically, memories that don’t involve mini-us literally crying in frustration.

This 550 piece puzzle features the iconic main menu logo on a black background surrounded by characters and enemies from the game. All we need now is to queue up the main menu music while we’re assembling this thing, and we’ll be good to go.

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