Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Gets Early Australia Nintendo Store Listing Pointing To A Possible $60 Digital Price

All Nintendo has formally revealed thus far for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for Change 2 is the briefest of teasers and a 2026 launch window. Due to a leaked itemizing on the Australian Nintendo Retailer, nevertheless, we would now additionally know the value.

The itemizing was first noticed by the Australia Nintendo gaming site Vooks. Whereas there’s no official eShop itemizing for Zelda: Ocarina of Time, trying to find “Zelda” on the Australian and New Zealand Nintendo web sites does flip up a consequence that lists a price ticket $94.95 AUD for the digital model. That means a bodily value of $109.95 AUD.

This implies a digital value within the U.S. of $59.99 USD. That may be the identical as Nintendo charged for Yoshi and the Mysterious Guide and $10 greater than the value of the recent Star Fox remake. It additionally suggests the Ocarina of Time remake isn’t going to be the full-blown reboot some followers needed.

The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time digital is priced $94.95 AUD in Australia (estimated to be $59.99 USD or £49.99 GBP equal) https://t.co/7PqZoKxdY5 pic.twitter.com/G9fRNg6Up6

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Whereas there was hypothesis about what a recreation of Ocarina of Time within the mould of the recent open-world Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom games may seem like, a $60 value factors to a remake that’s extra of a graphical improve than a gameplay overhaul. Star Fox obtained a bunch of newly created story cutscenes with voice performing, in addition to some tweaks, quality-of-life enhancements, and new options.

Nevertheless it was in any other case the sport that got here out a long time in the past for the Nintendo 64. We’ll have a a lot better concept of what precisely the Ocarina of Time remake might be when the Change 2 maker pulls again the curtain at this week’s two Nintendo Directs. The devoted Zelda Direct airs on September 8, adopted by a basic Direct the day after on September 9.