Footage from Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake released, and a free upgrade path for two horror games from Switch to Switch 2 announced.
It’s a slightly eventful week for Nintendo fans as some anticipated updates and opportunities are announced.
“Zelda: Ocarina of Time” Remake Footage Released
Nintendo has released new footage from the much-anticipated remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo Switch 2. Recently shared on the official The Legend of Zelda X account, the footage focuses on Zora’s Domain, providing fans a sneak peek into one of the game’s signature serene settings. With its release set for November 5th, excitement is mounting among both returning players and newcomers eager to experience this classic with updated graphics and gameplay enhancements. For more on this, check the report on My Nintendo News.
Remothered Remastered Games Offer Free Upgrade to Switch 2
Stormind Games is affording a kind gesture to current owners of its Remothered series, announcing that players who have purchased the original games will receive a free upgrade to the Remastered editions on Switch 2. These will launch in the first quarter of 2027, although the free upgrade offer is limited to an unspecified time window. This move could encourage existing fans to continue with the franchise on the newest hardware without extra costs. More details are available via Nintendo Everything.
Other Updates and Announcements
- Among Us releases its 19.0.0 update featuring the new Ghost Influencer role. This new mechanic allows ghost players to influence the game by sending images to living players. Catch the full patch notes from Nintendo Everything.
- Sturmjager, a science-fiction shoot ‘em up, has been announced for a January 14, 2027, launch on the Switch. The game promises detailed visuals and a series of action-packed levels. Nintendo Everything has more on this announcement.
- A review finds the Mobapad C2 Lite Controller a strong budget contender for those using the Switch 2, offering high quality at a lower price point. Find the full review on Nintendo Life.
- More Nintendo-themed LEGO sets are retiring this year, following the standard lifecycle of LEGO products. As these sets are phased out, they are expected to incite a price increase in secondary markets. Full details are reported by Nintendo Life.
- Lastly, a Castlevania 40th Anniversary Concert Tour is set to celebrate four decades of the classic franchise next year, following the recently announced Zelda music event. More details can be found on Nintendo Life.
This mix of game updates, new launches, and nostalgic events continues to shape the Nintendo landscape as we edge toward the holidays.
