Nintendo's Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct is set to air later today, and an apparent pricing listing for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake briefly appeared on the Australian Nintendo Store ahead of the presentation.
The listing was first flagged by Australian outlet Vooks and circulated on social channels before being removed from the storefront.
According to Vooks' report and a screenshot of the listing, Nintendo's Australian eShop momentarily showed a digital price of AUD 94.95 for the Ocarina of Time remake on the Switch 2 platform.
The same screenshot indicated a "discounted digital price" that implied a physical equivalent of AUD 109.95 — a figure Vooks noted would match the regional price for recent first-party Switch titles.
Rewritten in journalistic terms: Vooks captured a temporary Australian Nintendo Store entry listing the Ocarina of Time remake for AUD 94.95 digitally and AUD 109.95 for the physical edition.
Nintendo has not issued an official pricing statement and the listing was removed from the store after being reported.
What we can verify: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of Nintendo's landmark titles, originally released for Nintendo 64 in 1998 (Japan: November 1998; North America: November 1998; Europe: December 1998).
Nintendo previously produced a full remake for the Nintendo 3DS in 2011, and the franchise is now being celebrated as part of Nintendo's 40th Anniversary festivities.
What remains unconfirmed: Nintendo has not officially announced regional pricing, a full release date for a modern remake, or formal Switch 2 hardware details tied to this listing.
The Australian storefront capture was the only public indicator of price information prior to Nintendo's scheduled Direct; Nintendo has not commented on the Vooks report or the temporary store entry.
For readers tracking official updates: watch Nintendo's Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct and the Nintendo eShop/Nintendo Store for formal product pages and confirmed regional pricing.
We'll update coverage as Nintendo releases verified details during or after the Direct.
The listing was first flagged by Australian outlet Vooks and circulated on social channels before being removed from the storefront.
According to Vooks' report and a screenshot of the listing, Nintendo's Australian eShop momentarily showed a digital price of AUD 94.95 for the Ocarina of Time remake on the Switch 2 platform.
The same screenshot indicated a "discounted digital price" that implied a physical equivalent of AUD 109.95 — a figure Vooks noted would match the regional price for recent first-party Switch titles.
Rewritten in journalistic terms: Vooks captured a temporary Australian Nintendo Store entry listing the Ocarina of Time remake for AUD 94.95 digitally and AUD 109.95 for the physical edition.
Nintendo has not issued an official pricing statement and the listing was removed from the store after being reported.
What we can verify: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of Nintendo's landmark titles, originally released for Nintendo 64 in 1998 (Japan: November 1998; North America: November 1998; Europe: December 1998).
Nintendo previously produced a full remake for the Nintendo 3DS in 2011, and the franchise is now being celebrated as part of Nintendo's 40th Anniversary festivities.
What remains unconfirmed: Nintendo has not officially announced regional pricing, a full release date for a modern remake, or formal Switch 2 hardware details tied to this listing.
The Australian storefront capture was the only public indicator of price information prior to Nintendo's scheduled Direct; Nintendo has not commented on the Vooks report or the temporary store entry.
For readers tracking official updates: watch Nintendo's Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct and the Nintendo eShop/Nintendo Store for formal product pages and confirmed regional pricing.
We'll update coverage as Nintendo releases verified details during or after the Direct.
