The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is Nintendo’s ground-up remake of the 1998 classic, out November 5, 2026 on Switch 2.
It is a remake, not a port. Characters have a crafted, clay-like look against detailed real-material worlds, cutscenes are fully voiced with expanded dialogue, and the soundtrack is rerecorded with a full orchestra. Link can finally jump on command, dash and roll, and look around with a free camera, and you can hum or play a learned song into the Switch 2 microphone to make his ocarina answer. A new Hall of Fallen Heroes lets you read up on beaten monsters and fight them again.
It costs $59.99 digital or $69.99 for the physical cart, and the first print run comes with textured foil cover art while supplies last. The download is about 27 GB.
This hub collects our Ocarina of Time news, newest first, with a link to Nintendo’s official update page.
News
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Ocarina of Time Switch 2 Previews: Gorgeous, Faithful, and Spookier Than You Remember
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Zelda: Ocarina of Time Switch 2 Overview Trailer Shows Mic Songs, Hall of Fallen Foes
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Jump, Free Camera, and a Living Hyrule: The Gameplay Upgrades in Ocarina of Time on Switch 2
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Craft-Style Graphics: How Nintendo Rebuilt Ocarina of Time With Clay Characters and Real Materials
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Comes to Switch 2 on November 5