Nintendo has opened preorders for a limited-edition Nintendo Switch 2 console styled after The Legend of Zelda, according to PCGH. The bundle includes the themed console, a copy of the game, and a matching Pro Controller.
The announcement was first reported by German outlet PCGH on Wednesday. The release is tied to the 40th anniversary of the Zelda franchise, which Nintendo is marking with a dedicated hardware lineup.
PCGH notes that the bundle is available for preorder now, though the publication did not specify a release date or regional availability. The hardware is described as a special "40th Anniversary Edition," a detail also flagged by the collector-focused site Collectors-Junkies in its own coverage.
The game included in the bundle is The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. According to Golem.de, Nintendo is significantly rebuilding the classic title for its remake, rather than releasing a simple port. Heise Online adds that Nintendo plans to launch the game in November, a timing decision that places it just ahead of the long-awaited release of Grand Theft Auto VI.
The Zelda anniversary push extends beyond the console bundle. StoneWars reports that LEGO is also releasing a new 18+ set featuring Link and his horse Epona, model number 77094. That set appears to be part of a broader wave of Zelda merchandise tied to the anniversary.
For collectors, the key question is how limited the Switch 2 run will be. Nintendo has not yet confirmed production numbers or whether the bundle will be sold outside initial preorder windows. Given the franchise's history of scarce special editions, interested buyers may want to act quickly once regional retailers list the product.
Watch for further details on the Ocarina of Time remake's November launch date and any additional anniversary hardware announcements from Nintendo.
