Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake — Editions & How to Pre-Order

Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake — Editions & How to Pre-Order

I remember hovering over the Nintendo Store page as the clock inched toward the pre-order go-live — palms sweating, cursor poised. You can feel the room narrow when collectors whisper “limited” and deadlines loom. By the time the button lit up, the decision felt less like shopping and more like staking a claim.

The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake Editions and Prices

At retail counters yesterday, shoppers clustered around glass cases where special editions sat under soft lights.

I’ll cut to the clear facts you need: Nintendo is offering two official editions for the Ocarina of Time Remake on Nintendo Switch 2 — a Digital Edition for $59.99 (€57) and a Physical Edition for $69.99 (€66). Both are listed on the Nintendo Store, and both include the full game.

The physical copy carries a nudge of scarcity: Nintendo says some boxes will ship with a textured foil cover art while supplies last. If you want that tactile piece, the shop window is narrow.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake screenshot featuring Link and Epona at the Death Mountain in Hyrule.
Image Credit: Nintendo

What editions are available and how much do they cost?

The clean answer: Digital = $59.99 (€57). Physical = $69.99 (€66) and may include a textured foil cover while stock lasts. You can buy either directly from the Nintendo Store; third-party retailers such as GameStop, Best Buy, and Amazon will likely list the physical SKU too, but supply can vary.

Feature/Reward Digital Edition Physical Edition
Base Game Yes Yes
Game-Key Card No Yes
Special Textured Foil Cover Art No Yes (limited quantity)
Price $59.99 (€57) $69.99 (€66)

Are there any pre-order bonuses for The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake?

At launch counters, the words “pre-order bonus” are the ones that split crowds into early buyers and casuals.

Short answer: Nintendo is not offering in-game pre-order bonuses. Pre-ordering at any point prior to release gets you the same full base game. The only tangible perk announced is the textured foil cover on some physical copies, which functions more like a limited-run print than a digital incentive.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake textured foil cover art.
Image Credit: Nintendo

How to pre-order The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake

In my local store, customers still ask clerks which button to press when a new release drops.

If you want the physical boxed copy with a shot at the textured foil cover, here’s the clean path:

  • Open the game’s Nintendo Store page (the listing is official and updated for Nintendo Switch 2).
  • Choose the edition: Digital ($59.99 (€57)) or Physical ($69.99 (€66)).
  • Click Pre-order and complete checkout — use your Nintendo Account, credit card, or Nintendo eShop balance. Retailers such as GameStop and Best Buy will offer pre-orders too; check their pages if you prefer in-store pickup.

If you buy digital, the title will be tied to your Nintendo Account and ready to download on launch day. If you opt for physical, expect a game-key card and the boxed disc; the textured foil is only guaranteed while stock lasts.

How do I pre-order on the Nintendo Store?

Go to Nintendo’s official product page, sign into your Nintendo Account, select edition, and finish the purchase. If payment details are already stored, the process should take less than a minute — but that minute can be the difference between getting the foil cover and missing it.

One last note from someone who’s watched releases sell out: the textured foil cover is a small lighthouse on a crowded shelf — beautiful, rare, and it draws attention. And early ordering is a warm ticket to the front of the line, not a guarantee the boat will wait for you.

Nintendo also showed plenty of remake features at the Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct, and there’s a new movie logo scheduled for release in April 2027, so if you want the nostalgia refreshed before the film hits theaters, now is the moment to decide — which edition will you claim?