Nintendo has unveiled the price for the remastered Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on the upcoming Switch 2, stirring excitement ahead of the Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct.
Nintendo has stirred interest in the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake by revealing its price for the yet-to-be-released Switch 2. According to a report from Nintendo Everything, the remake is set to retail at AUD 94.95 in Australia. This follows on from anticipation around the Zelda series as it approaches its 40th anniversary. Fans will likely hear more about this title, among other announcements, during the imminent Zelda Direct event.
Zelda 40th Anniversary Celebrations
Nintendo is gearing up for a grand celebration of The Legend of Zelda‘s 40th anniversary, with a Direct presentation dedicated to the franchise. Nintendo Life reports that this event could also unveil non-game-related initiatives, potentially including details about the Zelda movie. Additional festivities include another Direct focusing on the broader array of Switch 2 titles, planned alongside a Treehouse presentation offering gameplay showcases.
Terranigma Remaster Insights
The cult-classic RPG Terranigma has been remastered for the Switch 2, delighting longtime fans, especially those outside North America who missed it initially. According to Nintendo Everything, the remaster was brought into fruition following a successful fan petition in 2021, highlighting the power of community-driven demand in the gaming industry.
Nintendo eShop Sale
For those looking to capitalize on current offerings, Nintendo Life reminds us that the last days of Nintendo’s blockbuster eShop sale are upon us. This sale includes high-rated titles from both the Switch 1 and 2 catalogues, but will end shortly on September 9.
Speculations Around New Titles
A rumor circulating suggests a potential new Super Smash Bros. installment, backed by claims from a leaker who correctly predicted the timing of recent Nintendo Directs. As reported by Nintendo Life, the user, known as ‘malo392,’ has sparked curiosity about what other unannounced projects may be overseen by Nintendo, including possible new entries in the Nintendogs, Metroid, and 3D Mario franchises.
