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Nintendo's Ocarina of Time Remake: What We Know
21 Jul
Summary
- A rumored release date for pre-orders was debunked as a Google error.
- New leaks suggest Nintendo will not reveal more until September.
- A playable version might appear at Tokyo Game Show this year.
Speculation is rife regarding the upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, announced as part of the franchise's 40th anniversary. Early rumors about pre-orders opening on August 4th have been clarified as a Google search engine error. More credible information indicates Nintendo plans to withhold significant details until September.
This revised timeline aligns with Nintendo's typical release schedule for their Nintendo Direct presentations, usually held in September. There is a possibility that a playable version of the game could be showcased at the Tokyo Game Show. If this occurs, it would support speculation of a release within the current year, possibly by the end of September.
This potential September release would strategically avoid clashing with the launch of Grand Theft Auto VI. Fans also hold out hope for other anniversary announcements, such as a potential Twilight Princess and Wind Waker double pack, though this remains unlikely.
