Gameplay details for the upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time may have leaked online ahead of their official reveal. Nintendo's remake of the influential 3D Zelda pioneer is set to be released by the end of the year, becoming one of the brand's first Switch 2 exclusives. However, we've seen very little of the upcoming remake thus far, amounting to little more than a teaser trailer.
While certain changes have already been confirmed by Nintendo, fans are anxious to learn more. These details are likely to be officially confirmed during the upcoming Zelda 40th anniversary Direct livestream on September 8, which many speculate could also include a release date reveal — but some fans think they've already gotten ahold of them.
According to a tweet by leaker and industry insider 'Necro' Felipe (spotted by CBR), 2026's Ocarina of Time won't be a 1:1 remake with the original Zelda game. In the post (machine translated from Portuguese), Felipe claims that "a diversity of modernizations were applied, systems rethought, and the like." In a reply, they go on to call it "a pretty ambitious remake."
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