Nintendo has confirmed a special The Legend of Zelda – 40th Anniversary Edition Nintendo Switch 2 that will launch on October 29, joining a slate of commemorative hardware and accessories timed to the franchise’s milestone year.
The package ties directly into The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct presentation, where Nintendo showed additional Zelda-themed programming and game updates.
Design and contents
The limited edition Switch 2 hardware features green Joy-Con 2 controllers and a black-and-gold dock highlighted with Triforce embellishments.
Complementing the console, Nintendo is also releasing a Switch 2 Pro Controller and a branded carrying case, both finished in the same black, gold, and green motif.
Availability and retail details
Nintendo stated that all 40th Anniversary items will be available exclusively through the official online Nintendo Store and at Nintendo’s New York and San Francisco physical retail locations.
Nintendo has not released pricing information for the special edition hardware or accessories.
Announcement context
Nintendo announced the anniversary hardware and accessories during the company’s The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct presentation, which also included gameplay footage for the upcoming Ocarina of Time remake and details on a Triforce Medley orchestral concert tour.
The company confirmed that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is scheduled to arrive on Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5, 2026.
Collector notes and next steps
Nintendo’s decision to sell the 40th Anniversary items exclusively through its official online store and two flagship retail locations indicates a focused retail rollout for collectors and fans.
With the console and accessory prices still pending, Nintendo has left availability windows clear but final purchase details will be published on the Nintendo Store ahead of the October 29 launch.
For Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 owners tracking Zelda releases, the 40th Anniversary edition represents an officially sanctioned collector’s release tied to the broader anniversary programming showcased during Nintendo’s Zelda-focused presentation.
Keep an eye on the Nintendo Store and official Nintendo communications for pricing and ordering instructions as the October 29 release approaches.
The package ties directly into The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct presentation, where Nintendo showed additional Zelda-themed programming and game updates.
Design and contents
The limited edition Switch 2 hardware features green Joy-Con 2 controllers and a black-and-gold dock highlighted with Triforce embellishments.
Complementing the console, Nintendo is also releasing a Switch 2 Pro Controller and a branded carrying case, both finished in the same black, gold, and green motif.
Availability and retail details
Nintendo stated that all 40th Anniversary items will be available exclusively through the official online Nintendo Store and at Nintendo’s New York and San Francisco physical retail locations.
Nintendo has not released pricing information for the special edition hardware or accessories.
Announcement context
Nintendo announced the anniversary hardware and accessories during the company’s The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct presentation, which also included gameplay footage for the upcoming Ocarina of Time remake and details on a Triforce Medley orchestral concert tour.
The company confirmed that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is scheduled to arrive on Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5, 2026.
Collector notes and next steps
Nintendo’s decision to sell the 40th Anniversary items exclusively through its official online store and two flagship retail locations indicates a focused retail rollout for collectors and fans.
With the console and accessory prices still pending, Nintendo has left availability windows clear but final purchase details will be published on the Nintendo Store ahead of the October 29 launch.
For Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 owners tracking Zelda releases, the 40th Anniversary edition represents an officially sanctioned collector’s release tied to the broader anniversary programming showcased during Nintendo’s Zelda-focused presentation.
Keep an eye on the Nintendo Store and official Nintendo communications for pricing and ordering instructions as the October 29 release approaches.
