Two very different collector limited editions are competing for the same shelf, and the right one depends on whether you need a playable game or the extras around a game you already own. The Hime's Quest Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll Sealed Edition and the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Limited Edition Bundle are both Nintendo-published, US-region collector pieces, but they fulfill different collecting goals.
Quick Verdict
Hime's Quest wins if you want a complete action-adventure game for Game Boy Color. The Zelda bundle wins if you want the Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Edition extras to display around your game.
At a Glance
| Feature | Hime's Quest Sealed Edition | Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Bundle |
|---|---|---|
| Listed Price | $55.00 | $67.88 |
| Condition | Sealed | Very Good |
| What's Included | Sealed Game Boy Color game | SteelBook case, icon art poster, pin set, hardcover art book, no game |
| Platform | Nintendo Game Boy Color | Nintendo Switch |
| Genre | Action & Adventure | Puzzle, Platformer, Fantasy, Role Playing |
| Best For | Collectors who want the game and the collectible in one | Collectors who want the extras for an existing game |
Where Each Product Wins
Hime's Quest gives you the full game in its sealed state. As an E-rated action-adventure release for the Game Boy Color, it is a self-contained piece of the Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll collaboration, and you do not need to find a separate cartridge to play it.
Zelda Collector's Bundle gives you the ceremony of a special edition. It is built around the Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Edition extras, so it makes the most sense for collectors who want those extras beside their Switch copy.
Hime's Quest Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll Edition
This is the more self-contained collector piece. You get Hime's Quest for the Nintendo Game Boy Color, and because it is a game rather than a bundle of extras, it can go straight from the shelf into the console. The action-adventure title carries an E rating and comes from the Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll collaboration, so it has a clear niche appeal for fans of retro handheld collecting. The obvious limitation is that this is one specific Game Boy Color release; if you were hoping for a variety of games or a multi-item box, this is not that. The available units carry cosmetic flaws, so the packaging may not be a perfect display specimen. For a collector who values a complete, playable game in one purchase, Hime's Quest is the safer bet.
Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Limited Edition Bundle
This bundle is the opposite kind of collectible: it is all context and no playable content. For someone who already owns Tears of the Kingdom on Nintendo Switch, the set adds the SteelBook case, icon art poster, pin set, and hardcover art book from the Collector's Edition, all in the original USA box. That makes it a focused way to upgrade a collection without paying for a second game copy. The condition is Very Good, and the exterior box may show distress, so do not expect a crisp display box. The product name makes clear that the game is not included. If you need these four physical extras and already have the game, this bundle delivers them; if you need the game, it does not.
Final Choice by Use Case
Pick the Hime's Quest Limited Run Games x Crunchyroll edition at $55.00 when you want a complete Game Boy Color game. Pick the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Bundle at $67.88 when you want this edition's packaged extras for your existing Switch copy. Both are collector limited editions, but they suit different shelf arrangements.
