Zelda Ocarina of Time remake coming November 5 to Switch 2
Nintendo says the Ocarina of Time remake launches for Switch 2 on November 5. The company showed off reworked graphics, new camera controls, and features like a visible quest path and a jump button. It’s the first Zelda game exclusive to the new console. Nintendo also unveiled a Zelda-themed Switch 2 model and confirmed the live-action movie arrives April 2027.
- Release date set for November 5
- Exclusive to Switch 2, not older models
- Remake adds modern visuals and camera controls
- New features: quest path aid and jump button
- Zelda-themed Switch 2 hardware also shown
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