11-21-2020, 12:12 PM
Random: Some Hyrule Warriors: Age Of Calamity Cases Have Gone A Bit Overboard
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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is out right now on Nintendo Switch and we hope you’re enjoying your copy if you’ve been lucky enough to pick one up. If you’re a physical collector, we also hope you’ll spare a thought for the poor souls who have to put up with this.
In some countries – namely those that have more than one official language – the case for the game displays more than one logo. In Switzerland, where German, French and Italian are all official languages, this results in three logos being plastered all over the lovely artwork.
On the one hand, it’s great that all languages are catered for. On the other, eww.
As it happens, there’s actually been some thought put into that seemingly random logo placement. As spotted by our very own Stephanie Woor, each logo is in roughly the correct position from a geographical point of view, with the German text being to the north-east of the French, and Italian being south of the two.
Have you ended up with a copy like this? Let us know with a comment.
![[Image: small.jpg]](https://images.nintendolife.com/08de4d832e43f/small.jpg)
![[Image: hyrule-warriors.900x.jpg]](https://images.nintendolife.com/08de4d832e43f/hyrule-warriors.900x.jpg)
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is out right now on Nintendo Switch and we hope you’re enjoying your copy if you’ve been lucky enough to pick one up. If you’re a physical collector, we also hope you’ll spare a thought for the poor souls who have to put up with this.
In some countries – namely those that have more than one official language – the case for the game displays more than one logo. In Switzerland, where German, French and Italian are all official languages, this results in three logos being plastered all over the lovely artwork.
On the one hand, it’s great that all languages are catered for. On the other, eww.
Quote:Heya, Swiss guy here, and yeah, we actually got this box, since our official languages are french, italian and german.
However, this is literally the first time I see Nintendo doing this. Usually I get the german box art, since I live in the german speaking part of switzerland. pic.twitter.com/FUJf7zLh3P
— Lugo (@Lug_Oli) November 20, 2020
As it happens, there’s actually been some thought put into that seemingly random logo placement. As spotted by our very own Stephanie Woor, each logo is in roughly the correct position from a geographical point of view, with the German text being to the north-east of the French, and Italian being south of the two.
Have you ended up with a copy like this? Let us know with a comment.

