A price leak for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D Remake has surfaced on the Australian Nintendo Store, signaling a potential $60 USD retail price for the upcoming title. This listing appears just before Nintendo's scheduled anniversary reveal, giving players a concrete look at the cost of the remake before the official launch details drop. Fans monitoring the series' pricing trends now have a concrete figure to compare against past releases.
Australian store listing points to standard retail price
The listing confirms the product name as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D Remake from Nintendo. This entry aligns with the broader context of Nintendo's recent hardware and software announcements, including discussions about the Nintendo Switch 2 Zelda Ocarina of Time Edition we covered earlier. This timing indicates that Nintendo may soon release official information about the title.
The Australian store lists the game at $94.95 AUD. This specific regional price point serves as the primary evidence for the estimated global pricing structure. The leak occurred ahead of the scheduled Zelda anniversary reveal, indicating that store infrastructure may have been updated prematurely or that the pricing was finalized in advance of the public announcement.
Analysts suggest that the $94.95 AUD listing aligns with a typical $60 USD price point in North America. This estimate is based on standard exchange rates and Nintendo's past pricing patterns for major first-party games. While the US price remains unconfirmed, the Australian listing provides the strongest current indicator of the game's intended retail value.
We touched on Nintendo Switch 2 Zelda Ocarina of in our earlier Nintendo coverage, noting the ongoing interest in the franchise's next major releases. The current leak focuses specifically on the 3D remake's pricing rather than new hardware editions. This clarification distinguishes the standard software price from potential special edition releases.
Source: DEXERTO
