Nintendo has shared very few details about "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" remake for Switch 2. So far, fans have only seen a brief teaser. The Big N has confirmed that the game is planned for release in 2026.
Now, a listing on Nintendo's Australian website may have offered the first clue about its price.
The listing has not been officially announced as the game's final price. Still, it could give fans an early idea of what to expect when the "Ocarina of Time" remake launches.
Australian Listing Hints at Possible 'Zelda' Remake Price
Australian gaming website Vooks was the first to spot the potential listing.
There is currently no official Nintendo eShop page confirming the game's price. However, searches for Zelda on Nintendo's Australian and New Zealand websites reportedly bring up a listing linked to the upcoming remake.
The listing shows a digital price of $94.95 AUD. If Nintendo follows its usual pricing pattern, the physical version could cost around $109.95 AUD.
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 equivalent) https://t.co/7PqZoKxdY5 pic.twitter.com/G9fRNg6Up6
— Wario64 (@Wario64) September 8, 2026
Using a similar pricing structure in the United States could put the game at approximately $59.99 USD. That figure remains unconfirmed.
Nintendo has not announced the official price of the "Ocarina of Time" remake. The Australian listing should therefore be treated as a possible leak rather than confirmation.
What the Rumored Price Could Say About the Remake
The potential $59.99 price could also raise questions about the remake's overall scope. Some fans have speculated that Nintendo could completely rebuild "Ocarina of Time" for the Switch 2.
That version could feature major visual upgrades. It could also introduce broader gameplay changes inspired by newer Zelda games such as "Breath of the Wild" and "Tears of the Kingdom."
The rumored price may point toward a more focused remake instead.
Nintendo could choose to preserve the original experience while improving its graphics and adding selected quality-of-life features.
A similar approach was seen with the recent "Star Fox" remake, according to Kotaku. It expanded the original with new story scenes, voice acting, and other improvements.
Despite those additions, it remained closely connected to the original game.
Nintendo Directs Could Reveal More Details
Fans may not have to wait long for official information.
Nintendo is scheduled to hold two Direct presentations this week. A dedicated Zelda Direct is set for September 8. A general Nintendo Direct is scheduled for September 9.
Either presentation could provide new information about the "Ocarina of Time" remake.
Nintendo could reveal gameplay footage and announce the official release date. The company could also confirm the price and explain what has changed from the Nintendo 64 original.
For now, the reported Australian listing is only a clue.
Before the leaked Australian listing, PlayerOne reported that the "Ocarina of Time" remake date may have been tipped off in the Swiss retailer listing.
