Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Release Date Won't Move Out of 2026, Nintendo Quietly Reaffirms

The wait for Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake continues, but Nintendo has given fans one reassuring update. Many players feared the remake could slip into next year. That doesn’t appear to be happening.

In its latest financial results, Nintendo reaffirmed that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake remains scheduled for late 2026. The company also told investors the remake is still planned to launch before the end of the year.

Nintendo still hasn’t revealed a release date

The update doesn’t include a specific launch date. However, it suggests development remains on schedule despite Nintendo’s continued silence surrounding the remake.

The confirmation follows recent reports that the game received an ESRB rating, something that often happens closer to release. Rumors have pointed toward a possible November launch, although Nintendo has not confirmed those claims.

That being said, Nintendo’s latest investor update should ease concerns about another delay. With only a few months left in 2026, an official release date and a full gameplay showcase may not be far away.