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THE SHORT VERSION
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake launches November 5, 2026, only on Nintendo Switch 2, for $59.99 digital or $69.99 physical. It rebuilds the 1998 classic with new visuals, voiced cutscenes, orchestral music and modern controls.
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PLATFORM
ConfirmedNintendo Switch 2 only. Plays on TV, tabletop and handheld. Single-player.
Source: Nintendo
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PRICE
Reported$59.99 digital and $69.99 physical in the US.
Source: Nintendo Everything
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EARLY PURCHASE BONUS
ConfirmedBuy the digital version before November 23, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. PT to get a Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary digital wallpaper.
Source: Nintendo
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FIRST PRINT BONUS
ReportedThe first print run of the physical edition has textured foil cover art, while supplies last.
Source: Nintendo Wire
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40TH ANNIVERSARY HARDWARE
ReportedA Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Switch 2 ($519.99), Pro Controller ($99.99) and carrying case ($39.99) launch October 29, 2026.
Source: Nintendo Wire
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VISUALS AND SOUND
ConfirmedCompletely overhauled visuals, symphonic orchestral music, fully voiced cutscenes and expanded character dialogue.
Source: Nintendo
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CONTROLS
ConfirmedReworked camera and movement, including jumping and dashing. The Fairy Bow and Hookshot can be aimed with buttons or motion controls.
Source: Nintendo
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PLAYING THE OCARINA
ConfirmedPlay songs with buttons, by humming, or by playing a real instrument into the Switch 2 microphone.
Source: Nintendo
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NEW FEATURES
ConfirmedGoron gossip, fairy lore, a Hall of Fallen Foes, and Threads of Time, a tapestry that tracks your progress.
Source: Nintendo
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ZELDA NOTES
ConfirmedCompanion features in the Nintendo Switch App: daily accomplishments, location challenges and playing the ocarina on your phone.
Source: Nintendo
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AMIIBO
ConfirmedAny Legend of Zelda amiibo gives in-game extras. New Young Link and Young Zelda amiibo arrive in 2027 and unlock retro-style masks.
Source: Nintendo
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ESRB CONTENT
ConfirmedAnimated Blood, Fantasy Violence.
Source: Nintendo
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Confirmed = from Ocarina of Time's publisher or platform holder. Reported = a credible outlet, not yet official. Leaked = unverified; we never show leaked footage.
| Edition | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Digital | $59.99 | Full game · 40th Anniversary wallpaper if bought before Nov 23 |
| Physical | $69.99 | Full game · First print: textured foil cover art |
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time comes out November 5, 2026, on Nintendo Switch 2.
It costs $59.99 digital and $69.99 physical in the US. Some retailers have cut the physical pre-order to around $59.
No. Nintendo lists it as exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2.
Overhauled visuals, an orchestral soundtrack, fully voiced cutscenes, more dialogue and modern controls with jumping, dashing and a free camera. New extras include Goron gossip, fairy lore, a Hall of Fallen Foes and the Threads of Time progress tapestry.
Yes. You can play songs with buttons, by humming, or by playing a real instrument into the Switch 2 microphone.
Buying digital before November 23, 2026 gets a 40th Anniversary wallpaper. The first print of the physical edition has textured foil cover art.
No. It is a single-player game.
Yes. A Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Switch 2, Pro Controller and carrying case launch October 29, 2026, a week before the game.
The evil Ganondorf is scheming to steal the mythical Triforce from the Sacred Realm and take over the world. Now Link must become the hero of time and save the kingdom in this classic tale, built from the ground up for the Nintendo Switch 2 system.

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