Recently, whistleblower Nash Weedle revealed new details about the remake of "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" - NateTheHate also mentioned the existence of the project before. Although his reputation as a leaker is shaky, he claimed that the remake was developed from the ground up specifically for the Switch 2. He said that he had heard about the project as early as 2022, but had not commented before.
It is said that Monolith Soft studio, which has participated in the "Xenoblade Chronicles" series, has once again been recruited to participate in development. An official announcement is expected to be made at the Nintendo Direct conference in June 2026, followed by release at the end of the year. He also speculated that the game may follow the pattern of "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" and be split into two parts: the first part focuses on the adventures of young Link, and the second part tells the story of adult Link. However, he himself was not entirely sure about this speculation.
It should be emphasized that the above information is still at the level of rumors and has not yet been officially confirmed by Nintendo. Fans are advised to proceed with caution until an official announcement is made.