Nintendo is giving back... in a sale

New side-by-side comparisons show just how far Ocarina of Time has come since its 1998 N64 debut, ahead of the Switch 2 remake's November 5 launch. Kokiri Forest is now far denser with foliage, Zora's Domain feels livelier with more NPCs, and Goron City has a more festive, upbeat atmosphere than the original. Gameplay has been modernized too, adding a dedicated jump button, a dash ability, underwater swimming, and quicker item switching with a single button press. The camera has moved away from

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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake arrives November 5, 2026 only on Switch 2! #nintendo #switch2 #zelda #ocarinaoftime #gameplay

Games Releasing in September on Nintendo Switch 1 & 2!

Nintendo's new Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Switch 2 has already sold out at major US retailers, just one day after pre-orders opened. The limited-edition console was revealed during a special Nintendo Direct celebrating four decades of The Legend of Zelda. With stock already gone, resellers have wasted no time putting their pre-orders up for huge markups. Listings on eBay are starting at around $800, with complete bundles costing even more when they include the matching controller and upcomin

Link is heading back to Hyrule. Nintendo has officially announced The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake will launch November 5. 🎥: @nintendoamerica

FIRST LOOK at GAMEPLAY (Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake)

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