The price of the rumored The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake has surfaced online, according to multiple Spanish-language gaming outlets. The reports emerged just hours before a Nintendo Direct presentation reportedly tied to the franchise’s 40th anniversary.
La Razón, Vandal, Hobby Consolas, and IGN España all noted the apparent leak on Tuesday, September 8, 2026. Each outlet said the figure appeared ahead of a planned Direct event focused on Zelda, though none of the reports provided the specific price amount in the available summaries.
The remake has been a subject of speculation for years, with fans frequently calling for a modern update to the 1998 Nintendo 64 classic. The timing of the leak is notable, as Nintendo has not officially confirmed the project’s existence or its release plans. The anniversary Direct is expected to clarify the game’s status, according to the outlets covering the story.
Nintenderos, another Spanish-language site, published a separate piece listing six moments from the original game that readers are eager to see recreated in a potential remake. That article suggests anticipation is high among the fanbase, even before an official announcement.
The leak itself appears to be accidental, with Vandal describing the price as having been revealed by mistake. It remains unclear whether the figure reflects a standard retail edition, a collector’s version, or a regional pricing difference.
What to watch next: Nintendo’s upcoming Direct, which is expected to confirm or deny the remake’s existence and, if confirmed, clarify whether the leaked price matches the official one.
