Nintendo reveals a 27GB file size for the Ocarina of Time remake on Switch 2 and showcases more gameplay.
Nintendo fans received some intriguing updates this week, centering primarily around the highly anticipated The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for the Nintendo Switch 2. According to a report by My Nintendo News, the file size for the game is expected to be around 27GB, making it one of the more substantial offerings in terms of storage space for this platform. This follows Nintendo’s prior teasers about the game’s updated visuals and voice work.
In tandem with this disclosure, the public has been offered an extended glimpse of the remake’s gameplay. As noted by Nintendo Life, additional footage has surfaced, compiled into a video for those eager for more content after last week’s showcase. However, caution was suggested for fans who might want to avoid potential spoilers.
Upcoming Releases and Leaks
Aside from Zelda, other noteworthy updates include the release of Karnov in this week’s Arcade Archives collection, which will be available on both the original Nintendo Switch and the Switch 2 starting on September 10. This 1987 action side-scroller is a classic addition for those interested in retro gaming, as reported by Nintendo Everything.
Meanwhile, a leak has revealed the full list of Robot Masters for the upcoming Mega Man: Dual Override, including the fan-designed character. Nintendo Everything reports that this leak was part of a broader issue affecting multiple game releases across various platforms.
Game Updates and Announcements
For the Pokémon fans, an update in Pokémon Champions with version 1.2.0 and Regulation M-C introduces over two dozen new Pokémon, including Mega Evolution Z additions, as per Nintendo Everything. This aims to expand the gameplay and keep the content fresh and engaging for avid players.
Moreover, SEGA has announced two new Sonic game collections for the Switch. These collections, marking the 35th anniversary of Sonic, comprise classic and modern releases bundled for easy access. Details are available via Nintendo Life.
Finally, Nintendo has a second Direct showcase lined up this week, offering fans more surprises. Those interested can find viewing details from Nintendo Life.
