What Dark Link's New Look Means for Ocarina of Time Remake
The new trailers give players a closer look at the remake's combat and iconic moments, building hype for its November 5th launch on Switch 2.
The new trailers give players a closer look at the remake's combat and iconic moments, building hype for its November 5th launch on Switch 2.
Key points - Nintendo released two new short trailers for the Ocarina of Time remake: one on ocarina melodies, one on combat. - The combat trailer shows Ganondorf playing the organ and Dark Link standing on Link's sword. - Dark Link is encountered by Adult Link in the Water Temple. - The remake launches on November 5th for Nintendo Switch 2. - The game releases alongside GTA 6, making November a busy month.
Timeline - After overview trailer and previews: Nintendo drops two new short trailers for the Ocarina of Time remake. - November 5th: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake launches for Nintendo Switch 2.
FAQ
Q: When does the Ocarina of Time remake come out? A: It launches on November 5th for Nintendo Switch 2.
Q: What new content was shown in the trailers? A: The trailers highlight ocarina melodies and combat, including Ganondorf playing the organ and Dark Link standing on Link's sword.
Q: Is Dark Link in the Water Temple? A: Yes, Adult Link encounters Dark Link in the Water Temple, as shown in the combat trailer.
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