Where to Still Get the Ocarina of Time Remake Foil Cover
Players who want the limited foil cover should act fast and consider Walmart to save $10, as Amazon's stock is gone and other retailers may follow.
Players who want the limited foil cover should act fast and consider Walmart to save $10, as Amazon's stock is gone and other retailers may follow.
Key points - The Switch 2 remake of Ocarina of Time releases on November 5. - Amazon sold out of its textured foil cover copies over the weekend. - Walmart offers the foil cover edition for $59.88, a $10 discount. - Other retailers like Best Buy and Target sell it for $69.99. - The foil cover is limited to first-batch physical copies while supplies last.
Timeline - Over the weekend: Amazon sells through its supply of foil cover copies. - November 5: Game releases; Amazon restocks standard copies; Best Buy holds midnight launch. - November 19: Grand Theft Auto 6 launches, following Ocarina of Time's November release.
FAQ
Q: Is the foil cover sold out everywhere? A: No, Amazon is sold out, but Walmart, Best Buy, Target, GameStop, and the Nintendo Store still have preorders available.
Q: What's the cheapest place to preorder the foil cover edition? A: Walmart offers it for $59.88, which is $10 less than the $69.99 price at other retailers.
Q: Will Amazon restock the foil cover version? A: Amazon says it will be available again starting November 5, but that restock is likely the standard non-foil cover.
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