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If you thought anticipation for the highly awaited The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for the Nintendo Switch 2 couldn't get any higher, brace yourself. A massive leak straight from a major European retail chain suggests that Monolith Soft, the acclaimed studio behind the Xenoblade Chronicles franchise, might be the lead developer on the project!
The game, which was originally teased by Nintendo with a tentative late 2026 release window, has just taken a dramatic turn that makes this rumor feel incredibly real.
How did the leak happen?
The rumor gained traction after Norwegian retail giant ElkjĂžp accidentally listed the product page for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake in its official catalog.
What caught the attention of internet sleuths on Reddit and gaming news outlets was that, in the developer field, the store didn't list Nintendo itself, but specifically Monolith Soft. While this could just be a temporary placeholder, the surgical choice of this particular studio raised a massive red flag across the community.
What to expect from an 'Ocarina' made by Monolith?
If the information is confirmed, we can expect the game to be much more than just a 1:1 remake. Monolith Soft's specialty lies in massive worlds, breathtaking landscapes, and vertical exploration—all defining features of the Xenoblade series.
This means Hyrule Field, the dungeons, and the villages of Ocarina of Time could gain an unprecedented scale and technical depth, pushing the hardware of the Switch's successor to its absolute limits.
When will we have official answers?
Considering that Nintendo historically hosts one of its main Nintendo Direct presentations in September, and that the game is surrounded by mystery, it is highly likely that the real development details and an official release date will be revealed in the coming weeks.
For now, treat this information as a rumor—but a rumor with an incredibly strong foundation.
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