Zelda Ocarina of Time remake collector's edition reportedly leaked
A French retailer PDF reportedly lists Collector’s Edition and themed Switch 2 SKUs for the zelda ocarina time remake, with no confirmed date. Nintendo has teased the remake for 2026, but the bundle and its contents remain unverified. Treat the Cdiscount leak as a rumor, not an official reveal.
According to VICE, major French retailer Cdiscount appears to have accidentally published SKUs for upcoming Zelda remake products in a PDF. If accurate, the list points to a 2026 launch push for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Nintendo Switch 2—still short of Nintendo’s own confirmation for any collector package.
Key Takeaways
- Cdiscount SKUs reportedly name a Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake Collector’s Edition plus themed Switch 2 console, Pro Controller, and Joy-Con pair.
- No release date or contents for the Collector’s Edition appear in the leak; Nintendo has not officially confirmed the bundle.
- A Nintendo Direct teaser has shown the long-rumored remake, with a 2026 Switch 2 window reported elsewhere.
- A separate Elkjøp listing names Monolith Soft as developer; that credit remains unverified.
What did the retailer leak actually list?
VICE reports the Cdiscount document includes these product codes and descriptions:
NINSW2ZELDAOOT for a Zelda: Ocarina of Time Edition Switch 2 console; NINSW2MANPROOOT for a matching Pro Controller; NINNS2JOYCONOOT for a Joy-Con pair; NINNS2ZELDAOOT for the Switch 2 game; and NINNS2ZELDAOOTEC for the Collector’s Edition.
The retailer does not list a release date for any of those items. The leaked Collector’s Edition SKU also offers no additional details about what the package would include.
Has Nintendo confirmed the remake or the collector set?
Yahoo Tech notes a teaser from the latest Nintendo Direct giving a first look at the long-rumored remake and the return of the Hero of Time. Separately, Game News Plus reports Nintendo’s official line: the N64 classic is being remade exclusively for Switch 2 and is scheduled for 2026, without naming a developer or a more specific launch day.
That remake confirmation does not extend to the Cdiscount Collector’s Edition or the themed hardware SKUs. VICE stresses the SKUs may be real while descriptions could be placeholders or wrong, and that August packaging leaks for Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2 console and Pro Controller could be what some listings actually refer to. Two full Zelda-themed console drops in one year would be unusual.
Why does the Monolith Soft credit matter—and is it solid?
Game News Plus says Norwegian retailer Elkjøp lists Monolith Soft in the developer field, Bergsala as publisher, Switch 2 as the platform, and 2026 as the year. Nintendo has not publicly identified the remake team, and the page does not source its developer credit.
Monolith Soft’s Xenoblade work and contributions to modern Zelda titles make the claim plausible, while Grezzo’s Ocarina of Time 3D history shows Nintendo has other studio options. Until Nintendo or the studio speaks, treat Elkjøp’s field as an unverified retailer claim.
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