The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake is set to release exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5. A from-the-ground-up remake of one of the most beloved video games of all time, it features improved visuals and playability both on the TV and on the go. It’s available now for preorder (see it at Amazon) in both physical and digital formats.
In addition to the game itself, a whole host of Zelda 40th anniversary-themed hardware is also coming out in the months ahead.
As is Nintendo's custom this console generation, there’s a $10 price difference between physical and digital copies of the game, with physical copies being more expensive. The MSRP for the game is $59.99 for digital copies and $69.99 for physical copies. For what it's worth, for physical copies, the full game comes on the cartridge.
Nintendo also announced that the first prinitng of physical copies of the game would include "textured foil cover art." It's available while supplies last.
For other recent Switch 2 exclusive, including Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave and Switch Sports Resort, both Amazon and Walmart have cut $10 off the price of the physical version ahead of launch. Then, once the game is out, the price goes back up. Either or both retailers may end up tweaking their prices before the game comes out.
In addition to the Ocarina of Time remake, Nintendo is also releasing a Zelda 40th Anniversary edition of the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware and accessories. The console is available for preorder now. It's decked out in triangular Zelda imagery, and is set to release on October 29. Note: this console does NOT come with a pack-in game.
The Zelda-themed Switch 2 Pro Controller is up for preorder, with a release date of October 29.
A pair of Nintendo amiibo will also be coming out to go along with the game. They're not expected until sometime in 2027, but you can preorder them now.
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