Nintendo Switch 2 Announces Ocarina of Time Remake, Amiibo, and Zelda 40th Anniversary
Following a comprehensive showcase featuring an official trailer, gameplay walkthrough, and firm release date, the highly anticipated Ocarina of Time remake has finally been detailed. Alongside this announcement, Nintendo revealed a collection of commemorative amiibo figures and a striking, limited-edition hardware bundle for the upcoming Switch 2.
Scheduled for a 2027 release, the upcoming amiibo lineup features young iterations of both Link and Zelda from the early stages of the adventure. Scanning these collectibles grants players exclusive in-game cosmetic masks for Link, though their functional impact on gameplay remains under wraps. Take a closer look at the figures below:


Arriving much sooner is a bespoke edition of the Nintendo Switch 2, crafted to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the franchise. This special collector’s bundle showcases custom aesthetics across the console body, dock, and Joy-Con 2 controllers. Additionally, Nintendo is launching a matching Pro Controller and a thematic carrying case. Flagship Nintendo Stores in New York and San Francisco will also offer an exclusive bundle pairing the Pro Controller with a custom display stand. All of these commemorative items hit shelves on October 29, exactly one week prior to the launch of the Ocarina of Time remake.





The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time releases this November as a premier Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive. For further updates from Hyrule, explore our breakdown of the latest details surrounding the live-action Legend of Zelda film, slated to premiere next April.
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