Nintendo Switch 2 opens preorders for Zelda Ocarina of Time
Online retailers began preorders for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Nintendo Switch 2 ahead of the scheduled launch on November 5, 2026. The upcoming title arrives as one of the most anticipated releases for the new Nintendo handheld device during 2026.
Retail pricing and payment discounts across digital storefronts
The official physical edition carries a standard price of R$ 439, though consumers paying via Pix receive an upfront discount of 10% on several commercial platforms.
Stores offering the physical edition at launch
Orders opened across digital commerce networks in Brazil. Amazon, Kabum, Shopee, and Mercado Livre currently list copies for reservation. Pix buyers secure immediate savings.
- Amazon lists the physical cartridge with pre-order reservation options.
- Kabum provides promotional terms including the 10% payment rebate.
- Shopee features inventory from official distribution channels.
- Mercado Livre enables checkout through Pix with identical price reductions.
Remaster details and visual upgrades for the new console
The production represents a full remaster of the original software from November 1998, rebuilding graphical assets specifically to harness the hardware architecture found inside the next-generation Nintendo Switch 2 console. Critical review aggregates record the original Nintendo 64 release as the highest-rated video game.
Collector packaging and special metallic foil finish
Early pre-order manufacturing batches will include an exclusive cover presentation finished with metallic foil and embossed physical detailing. This physical enhancement specifically targets video game collectors who track value appreciation over medium and long intervals. Although Nintendo produced this special decorative finish for the initial run of packaged boxes, the company has released no confirmation that subsequent print runs will feature the metallic foil packaging after the first inventory sells out completely. Shipments begin nationwide on November 5, 2026.
Retail suppliers maintain the base R$ 439 figure across remaining physical allocations without specifying total unit quantities.
