The real-life treasure of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
by JC Fletcher 
on Dec 1st 2009 7:15PM
Nintendo must have found a really cheap wholesaler for wooden boxes, because, much like it did for
Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box, the publisher shipped out press copies of
The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks in handsome wooden cases. No puzzles were required to get into this treasure chest, however.
Along with the treasure chest, Nintendo sent a Link t-shirt. In a separate mailing, the company sent another wooden gewgaw: a train whistle, just like the one you got from any museum gift shop ever. In a truly superhuman display of discipline, we've managed to leave the whistle
untooted so future Joyswag winners won't be subject to blogger cooties.
