The Legend Of Zelda turns 40 this year, marking four decades since the debut of its first game in 1986. Fans are expecting Nintendo to celebrate in a big way, with long-awaited remasters of Twilight Princess and Wind Waker on Switch 2 seeming like viable options. While nothing is confirmed yet, rumors and leaks keep swirling online. But at least one aspect of those plans took a major hit this week.
One of the more prominent rumors online has been that Nintendo will celebrate Zelda's 40th Anniversary with a remake of Ocarina of Time. It's arguably the best game in the series, with a storied legacy since it originally launched on the N64, and its reputation has only grown since a 3DS remake came out in 2011. Over on X, popular insider Nate the Hate was asked about the Ocarina of Time remake, and the answer was... disappointing.
When asked if he'd heard anything about the Ocarina of Time remake, Nate the Hate replied, "Not even a whisper." That's sad news for anyone hoping for a remake to be in the works, since presumably an insider like Nate the Hate would've heard about it if even...
