Updated June 12, 2026
Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake: Release Date, Switch 2, Trailer and FAQ.
Nintendo has not announced an exact date yet. Track the 2026 Switch 2 window, Switch 1 status, official trailer and preorder updates.
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Nintendo has not announced an exact release date yet. The current confirmed window is 2026 for Nintendo Switch 2.
Is Ocarina of Time Remake on Switch 2?Yes. Switch 2 is the confirmed platform signal for the new release.
Will Ocarina of Time Remake be on Switch 1?Nintendo has not announced a Switch 1 version.
Is there an official trailer?Yes. Use the official Nintendo YouTube footage first, and avoid fake fan trailers.
Is Ocarina of Time 3D a remake or remaster?It is commonly treated as a remake-style 3DS version, while the new Switch 2 release should be judged separately.
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