FAQ

The short answers are below. Each one has a longer page if the short answer is not enough. Nothing here is a rumor labeled as a fact.

Hyrule key art for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Switch 2
© Nintendo. Key art from the official store page.
Link character artwork from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Nintendo Switch 2
© Nintendo. Link artwork from the official store page.

Sound

For audio, the published details cover voice acting and the ocarina microphone feature. I do not have a sourced measurement of footstep volume, so I will not call it louder or quieter. What is sourced: cutscenes are voiced, Link is silent, and the ocarina can be hummed into the Switch 2 microphone. Those three are the audio facts.

“What’s in the Zelda set?”

That question, in search, often means a trading-card set, not this game. This site is about the Switch 2 game. The game’s editions are a download and a card, plus a separate anniversary console that does not include the game. If you meant cards, this FAQ will not invent a pack list.

Questions

When did it come out?

5 November 2026. US Eastern unlock is reported as midnight. See the release page for the clocks that were actually published.

How much is it?

US digital $59.99, US physical $69.99. Other countries are on the price page, and some are blank.

Is it only on Switch 2?

Yes. Switch 1 cannot run it. The 1998 game is on Nintendo 64 Nintendo Classics.

Is it on PC?

No Nintendo PC version. Community ports of the 1998 game are a different product.

Does it have Master Quest?

No. The 3DS version does. This one does not.

Are there codes?

No reward codes. A retail download code only installs the game on the eShop.

How long is it?

About 21 hours to the credits and about 27 to 30 hours for a full clear, from one IGN piece.

Is there a demo?

No official demo is identified in the linked Nintendo listing as of 5 November 2026.

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