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|titre = The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition
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|développeur = Nintendo
|éditeur = Nintendo
|concepteur = Shigeru Miyamoto
|date = 22px|Europe 14 novembre 2003<br />
22px|États-Unis 17 novembre 2003<br />
22px|Japon 18 mars 2004
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|média = Mini-DVD (Gamecube)
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'''''The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition''''' est une compilation de jeux de la série The Legend of Zelda, sorti sur la console États-Unis et le 18 mars 2004 au Japon.

==Les jeux présents sur le disque==
Le disque contient ces jeux :

* ''The Legend of Zelda'', sorti sur NES.
* ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'', sorti sur NES.
* ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, sorti sur Nintendo 64  
* ''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask'', sorti sur Nintendo 64.
* une démo de 20 minutes de ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'', sorti sur GameCube. Elle permet de jouer contre le boss dans le Temple du feu et dans la forteresse maudite.

Le jeu ''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past'' n'était pas présent sur la compilation, car étant sorti sur GameBoy Advance, il était jouable sur GameCube via le Game Boy Player.

==Comment obtenir le disque ?==
Le disque s'obtenait de diverses manières:
*'''Europe''': il était compris dans un pack comportant une Gamecube et le jeu Mario Kart: Double  Dash!!. On pouvait aussi l'obtenir sur le site officiel de Nintendo en l'échangeant contre 4500 ''étoiles'' (points de fidélité s'obtenant en achetant des produits Nintendo). Il a également été distribué lors de la Japan Expo 2006 (à Paris).
*'''États-Unis''': on pouvait se le procurer en achetant une console Gamecube. Ceux qui possédaient déjà la console avaient deux alternatives : la première était d'acheter deux jeux parmi ces 4 jeux (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Mario Party 5, 1080: Avalanche sur Gamecube et Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga sur Gameboy Advance) puis les enregistrer sur le site officiel de Nintendo. La seconde solution était de s'abonner ou de se réabonner au magazine Nintendo Power.
*'''Japon''': il s'obtenait en s'inscrivant au Club Nintendo, contre 500 points.

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 is a compilation of four ''The Legend of Zelda'' series, a twenty-minute demo of ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'', and two featurettes. It was released for the Nintendo GameCube on November 7 2003 in Japan, November 14 2003 in Europe, November 17 2003 in North America, and March 19 2004 in Oceania. Not available for purchase, it was distributed through various promotions and bundles.

==Contents==
''Collector's Edition'' contains complete emulated versions of ''The Adventure of Link'', ''Ocarina of Time'', and ''Majora's Mask''.<ref name="IGN Profile"></ref> Because the games are emulated rather than adapted for the GameCube, there are some technical errors and glitches in ''Majora's Mask''. Many have complained that ''Majora's Mask'' unexpectedly crashes or freezes occasionally because of emulation mistakes, though this can be reduced by disabling the rumble feature. The game can also suffer from lag in certain areas, most notably in Clock Town, and inconsistencies in the audio.<ref name="GameSpot review"></ref>

Despite these problems, the GameCube versions of ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask'' possess an overall cleaner look, since they run at a resolution of 640&times;480p as opposed to the original resolution of 320&times;240p on the Nintendo 64.<ref name="IGN Profile" />

''Collector's Edition'' also contains a twenty-minute demo and a highlight reel of ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'', and a brief retrospective featurette of the ''Zelda'' games from the original ''The Legend of Zelda'' to ''The Wind Waker''.<ref name="GameSpot review" />

==Availability==
This compilation was never sold commercially, and originally could only be obtained by purchasing a GameCube bundled with the disc,<ref name="IGN 99"></ref><ref name="GameSpot UK"></ref> (in used copies at variable prices, despite the game case's cover stating that the game is not for resale. Nintendo also sells [http://store.nintendo.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=81346&currency=USD&catalogId=10001&tranId=0&lastAction=setCurr&storeId=10001&languageId=-1&categoryId=44008&ddkey=http:SetCurrencyPreference copies of the manual on its online store].