The announcement that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time would be getting a full remake this year was undoubtedly a bit of a watershed moment in gaming overall. The original is widely seen as one of the best games of all-time, and its return on the Nintendo Switch 2 is a momentous occasion, regardless of how much you care about it personally.
Happily, it seems like there are plenty out there who are still invested in it overall, and the hype around its November release is second only to Grand Theft Auto VI. Now, it seems we're starting to get some tangible evidence for just how popular the game is going to be, as physical releases have started to sell out in certain countries.
As first reported by IGN Brazil, high demand for physical editions of Ocarina of Time have seen it sell out in a number of retailers in the country, though it's worth noting that scalping remains a problem. That news comes thanks to an interview with Gamer Hut commercial director Ricardo Vieira, who broke down exactly what patterns the retailer has been seeing as it relates to the game:
"We already had confidence in the...
