Nintendo announced that its Ocarina of Time remake launches November 5 on the Switch 2 during a Zelda 40th anniversary stream. The title is the first Zelda game exclusive to the new console and arrives in the same month as Grand Theft Auto VI.
Ocarina of Time will launch in the same month as Grand Theft Auto VI.
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Nintendo will hold a dedicated Zelda 40th anniversary Nintendo Direct on September 8, 2026, followed by a general Direct on September 9. The event is expected to detail the Ocarina of Time remake for Switch 2, which a retailer lists for December 1.
Sony's September 3, 2026 State of Play confirmed multiple third-party games for Xbox consoles with firm release dates through 2027. The announcements reassure Xbox owners that the PlayStation-focused showcase still delivered relevant multiplatform news.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the concluding chapter of the Final Fantasy VII Remake Series, launches on PS5 on April 8, 2027. New gameplay reveals the FITS combat system, expanded exploration tools including the Highwind and combat-ready Piko, and a deepened Queens Blood campaign centered on Red XIII.
