A price listing for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake reportedly appeared on the Australian Nintendo eShop ahead of Nintendo’s September 9, 2026 Direct, showing a digital price of $94.95 AUD for the Nintendo Switch.
The listing was flagged on social media by prominent leaker Wario64 and originally spotted by Vooks, drawing attention to regional digital pricing ahead of tomorrow’s presentation.
According to the screenshot shared on Twitter, the Australian eShop lists The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time digital edition at $94.95 AUD.
That price converts roughly to $59.99 USD or £49.99 GBP, figures cited by the post explaining the listing.
The social-media report did not include additional store-page details such as file size, edition variants, or release date information.
Reporting outlet commentary noted that the Australian price aligns with other Switch-era listings in the region.
The eShop currently lists Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment at $109.95 AUD, a price-point that equates to approximately $69.99 USD, and the Ocarina listing matches the higher Australian bracket when converted.
For context, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time originally launched on the Nintendo 64 in 1998 and is widely regarded as one of the most influential action-adventure games in gaming history.
Grezzo, the developer that produced the 3DS remake in 2011 and handled the 2019 Link’s Awakening remake for Switch, has been associated with Nintendo projects that modernize classic Zelda titles, though no developer credit for this specific listing was provided on the early eShop page.
The eShop listing snapshot did not reveal release date, pre-order bonuses, or whether multiple editions will be available.
Nintendo typically confirms final pricing, edition details, and physical release plans during official announcements such as Nintendo Direct broadcasts.
Because the listing appeared briefly and offered only price information, readers are advised to wait for Nintendo’s official presentation for full confirmation.
This report is based on the Australian eShop screenshot shared publicly on September 8, 2026, and the social-media posts that circulated immediately afterward.
We will update coverage after Nintendo’s Direct and when Nintendo publishes the official product page on the eShop with complete details.
The listing was flagged on social media by prominent leaker Wario64 and originally spotted by Vooks, drawing attention to regional digital pricing ahead of tomorrow’s presentation.
According to the screenshot shared on Twitter, the Australian eShop lists The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time digital edition at $94.95 AUD.
That price converts roughly to $59.99 USD or £49.99 GBP, figures cited by the post explaining the listing.
The social-media report did not include additional store-page details such as file size, edition variants, or release date information.
Reporting outlet commentary noted that the Australian price aligns with other Switch-era listings in the region.
The eShop currently lists Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment at $109.95 AUD, a price-point that equates to approximately $69.99 USD, and the Ocarina listing matches the higher Australian bracket when converted.
For context, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time originally launched on the Nintendo 64 in 1998 and is widely regarded as one of the most influential action-adventure games in gaming history.
Grezzo, the developer that produced the 3DS remake in 2011 and handled the 2019 Link’s Awakening remake for Switch, has been associated with Nintendo projects that modernize classic Zelda titles, though no developer credit for this specific listing was provided on the early eShop page.
The eShop listing snapshot did not reveal release date, pre-order bonuses, or whether multiple editions will be available.
Nintendo typically confirms final pricing, edition details, and physical release plans during official announcements such as Nintendo Direct broadcasts.
Because the listing appeared briefly and offered only price information, readers are advised to wait for Nintendo’s official presentation for full confirmation.
This report is based on the Australian eShop screenshot shared publicly on September 8, 2026, and the social-media posts that circulated immediately afterward.
We will update coverage after Nintendo’s Direct and when Nintendo publishes the official product page on the eShop with complete details.
