Series producer Eiji Aonuma showcased the first gameplay of the remake of the iconic The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the next-generation Nintendo Switch 2 console. In addition to the official release date — November 5 — it was revealed that the game's file size will be around 27 GB.
A massive update to the classic
Link's legendary 1998 adventure has undergone a complete reimagining, receiving modern graphics, fully voiced cutscenes, expanded character dialogues, and a full symphonic orchestral soundtrack.
Among the key improvements and innovations, the developers highlight the following features:
- Improved performance and visual style: detailed textures, instantaneous load times, smooth animation, and updated sound design.
- Convenient controls and freedom of movement: new buttons for running and jumping, as well as free camera rotation using the right stick.
- A living and detailed Hyrule: characters have received full voice acting, and the dynamic day-night cycle now works everywhere, including towns.
- Threads of Time system: the ability to view your story progress at any time, where a large tapestry is gradually filled with new events.
- New ocarina features: hum a learned melody, and Link will play it on his instrument. The game will also feature compatibility with new physical ocarinas.
The first print run of the physical edition will go on sale in special anniversary packaging with textured foil.
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