Nintendo has restocked a new Nintendo Switch 2 bundle featuring The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, now available to purchase through the Nintendo Store.
Priced at £469.98, the offering is positioned as an alternative for customers who missed the special 40th Anniversary Edition console and want a way to play Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware.
The bundle includes a standard Nintendo Switch 2 console, a digital copy of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and a physical 40th Anniversary Triforce Display Magnet.
Nintendo lists the package on the Nintendo Store at the stated retail price, and the game is also available through the Nintendo eShop.
Nintendo previously indicated via a banner on the Nintendo Store that “The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Collection is currently sold out” and said it would notify customers when stock is replenished through the Nintendo Store app.
That message confirmed limited availability for the 40th Anniversary Collection and the dedicated 40th Anniversary Edition console, and the newly restocked Switch 2 bundle provides a separate option for consumers seeking Zelda-themed hardware and content now.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is available both at retail and digitally on the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide.
Buyers who prefer a physical special edition console may still be waiting for the promised replenishment of the Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Nintendo Switch 2 console, while the standard bundle remains in stock at the time of publication.
This announcement follows Nintendo’s continued efforts to support its platform launches and milestone celebrations, offering digital and physical bundles that pair hardware with legacy titles.
For those seeking immediate access to Ocarina of Time on the new hardware, the Nintendo Switch 2 bundle on the Nintendo Store is the currently available retail option.
About the reporting: Alex Seedhouse, who has covered Nintendo for more than a decade and contributed broadly to Nintendo-focused reporting, originally reported details of the restock and pricing on the Nintendo Store.
Priced at £469.98, the offering is positioned as an alternative for customers who missed the special 40th Anniversary Edition console and want a way to play Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware.
The bundle includes a standard Nintendo Switch 2 console, a digital copy of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and a physical 40th Anniversary Triforce Display Magnet.
Nintendo lists the package on the Nintendo Store at the stated retail price, and the game is also available through the Nintendo eShop.
Nintendo previously indicated via a banner on the Nintendo Store that “The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Collection is currently sold out” and said it would notify customers when stock is replenished through the Nintendo Store app.
That message confirmed limited availability for the 40th Anniversary Collection and the dedicated 40th Anniversary Edition console, and the newly restocked Switch 2 bundle provides a separate option for consumers seeking Zelda-themed hardware and content now.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is available both at retail and digitally on the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide.
Buyers who prefer a physical special edition console may still be waiting for the promised replenishment of the Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Nintendo Switch 2 console, while the standard bundle remains in stock at the time of publication.
This announcement follows Nintendo’s continued efforts to support its platform launches and milestone celebrations, offering digital and physical bundles that pair hardware with legacy titles.
For those seeking immediate access to Ocarina of Time on the new hardware, the Nintendo Switch 2 bundle on the Nintendo Store is the currently available retail option.
About the reporting: Alex Seedhouse, who has covered Nintendo for more than a decade and contributed broadly to Nintendo-focused reporting, originally reported details of the restock and pricing on the Nintendo Store.
