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7 Unique Gifts Every Nintendo Fan Should Own

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Looking to burn through that spare cash in your back pocket? Well, luckily for you — the Nintendo folk aren't exactly shy when it comes to drawing a pretty penny or two — especially from fans hungering for some official Switch merchandise. And believe me when I say, there's a lot to get your hands on if you sink deep enough into the several pools of goodies Nintendo keep stocked. From Animal Crossing terrariums to Super Mario Jenga, the unique catalogue has been bulking out for decades — and it's all yours for the taking. For the right price, of course.

Whether you're looking for that last-minute souvenir for a friend or just treating yourself for the sake of it — these are the seven best gift ideas that will definitely get any Nintendo super fan brimming with joy. So, wallets at the ready — because we're diving into the nooks and crannies of the kookiest creations the world has to offer for 2021.

 

7. Animal Crossing Terrarium

For the Animal Crossing super fan.

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Love Animal Crossing: New Horizons? Can't quite get enough of the island life that bustles through your Switch? Well, now you can celebrate your love for the game by picking up this quirky cube that captures that tranquil lifestyle in the palm of your hand. Of course, obtaining one can be a little pricey, depending on which retailer you shoot for. Though, to be fair, it's a pretty neat investment that can definitely deliver a few smiles from any corner of the room — whether it be on a desk or on the living room mantlepiece. Either way, it's a great little trinket to have on display and an essential gift for any New Horizons mega fan.

 

6. Majora's Mask

Drawing up your next cosplay idea? We've got you covered.

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The Nintendo 64 released quite the collection of award-winning games over its seven-year lifespan, with many of them housing a memorable figure or concept of some sort. Of course, one of the games that made a lasting impression was The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. Sure, it might not have conveyed the same level of acclaim as Ocarina of Time, but the characters that the sequel produced definitely struck all the right notes and left us craving more. And it's because of that, that we're inclined to shovel this next entry into the list. Majora's Mask, in the flesh. Or wood. Or, whatever it's made of.

 

5. The Legend of Zelda Ocarina

It's harder than it looks, I'll be honest.

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Let's be honest — we've all thought about playing the ocarina at some stage — if only to learn “Saria's Song” from The Legend of Zelda. Well, those pipedreams can finally become reality, thanks to Etsy and its abundance of trinket stores. Of course, it is worth pointing out that, despite the fact it is a musical instrument at face value — these ocean-blue pieces of ceramic are usually for display purposes only. That being said, it's still a pretty fashionable trinket that will definitely catch a few eyes and initiate a few icebreakers. Plus, you can't really go wrong for less than $30.

 

4. Super Mario Flower Pots

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Gardening, anyone?

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If you're wanting to take a break from planting flowers in New Horizons, you could always look to secure roots in some authentic pots out in the real world? And what better way to show your love for Nintendo and the art of gardening than to shovel dirt into one of these three Super Mario planters? Now there's an idea you can't refuse. Plus, they'll definitely bring a certain light to the room — even if they only home an abundance of fallen leaves and rotten fruit. Whatever the case, this trio of flower pots will definitely add a spark to that empty ledge of yours.

 

3. N64 Neon Light

Can't fault the classics!

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In the century Nintendo has been around (established in 1889, wouldn't you believe?) the iconic logo hasn't really torn away from the rounded rectangle format all that much. That said, when the Nintendo 64 rolled around in 1996, that classic red and white palette quickly spiralled into a flurry of colors on a 3D model. A new world was brought to life on the 64-bit platform, and players all over the globe quickly swarmed the brand in anticipation of its slew of next-level titles. Since then, the logo has gone on to become one of the most recognisable markers in gaming history. The point I'm trying to make is, believe it or not, a Nintendo 64 light definitely wouldn't look out of place in 2021.

 

2. Nintendo All-Star High Tops

On a scale of 1 to 10 — how much do you love Nintendo?

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Well, we did say we were tucking into the kookiest creations the world has to offer — and what could be kookier than a pair of mismatched shoes plastered in Nintendo all-stars? Admittedly, it'd take a brave soul with a true love for Nintendo to trudge the streets with these wacky high tops. Although to be fair — we'd be the first to praise anyone who could finesse their way through the world with a pair.

 

1. 8 Bit Hearts Ring

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A proposal you simply can't refuse.

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Looking to surprise your other half this wedding season? Thinking about popping the question without resorting to cliche proposals and white gold bands? Well, you might've just found the ultimate gamechanger — and one that might just steal the show altogether. Of course, these black and red chrome rings aren't bound to wedlock, nor are they designed to link two people together with one set. In fact, anyone with a soft spot for Nintendo and handmade jewellery can benefit from one of these in one way or another. Plus, for as little as $60 — how could you possibly refuse?

 

Is there still room for a few more items in your cart? Why not take a look at these:

7 PlayStation Gifts That Every Sony Fan Must Own

Jord is acting Team Leader at gaming.net. If he isn't blabbering on in his daily listicles, then he's probably out writing fantasy novels or scraping Game Pass of all its slept on indies.