A French retailer, Cdiscount, has reportedly leaked product SKUs for several Zelda Ocarina of Time remake products, including a listing described as a Collector’s Edition. The same leak appears to reference a Zelda-themed Nintendo Switch 2, Pro Controller and Joy-Con pair. Nintendo has officially confirmed that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time will be reborn exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026, but the company has not confirmed the Collector’s Edition or what it will contain.

Introduction

The Zelda Ocarina of Time remake has become the subject of another major leak, this time involving a possible Collector’s Edition and several pieces of Zelda-themed Nintendo Switch 2 hardware.

On September 4, 2026, reports emerged that French retailer Cdiscount had accidentally exposed product information containing several Nintendo-related SKUs. Among them was a listing identified as “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Collector’s Edition.” The document also reportedly referenced a Zelda-themed Switch 2 console, Pro Controller and Joy-Con pair.

The important caveat is that Nintendo has not officially announced the Collector’s Edition. The leaked information provides no confirmed details about its contents, price or exact release date.

What is official is that Nintendo is bringing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026.

Nintendo’s official Ocarina of Time page

What Happened?

The latest leak reportedly originated from Cdiscount, a major French retailer.

According to reports examining the retailer's leaked product information, multiple SKUs appeared to correspond to upcoming Zelda products. One of the most interesting entries was:

NINNS2ZELDAOOTEC — The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Collector’s Edition

The appearance of a specific SKU is significant because it suggests that a product entry has been prepared somewhere in the retail supply chain. However, a retailer listing by itself does not prove that Nintendo has finalized or publicly approved the product.

The same leaked document reportedly included several other Zelda-related products:

• NINSW2ZELDAOOT — Nintendo Switch 2 Console – Zelda: Ocarina of Time Edition
• NINSW2MANPROOOT — Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller – Zelda: Ocarina of Time Edition
• NINNS2JOYCONOOT — Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con Pair – Zelda: Ocarina of Time Edition
• NINNS2ZELDAOOT — The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Nintendo Switch 2 game
• NINNS2ZELDAOOTEC — The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Collector’s Edition

At present, however, the listing does not reveal what would actually be inside the Collector’s Edition.

Key Details

The most important points from the leak are:

• A French retailer reportedly exposed several Zelda-related product SKUs.
• One SKU appears to identify an Ocarina of Time Collector’s Edition.
• A Zelda-themed Switch 2 console is also listed.
• A matching Switch 2 Pro Controller is reportedly included in the retailer data.
• A Zelda-themed Joy-Con pair is another previously unconfirmed listing.
• No confirmed Collector’s Edition contents have been revealed.
• No official Collector’s Edition price has been announced.
• Nintendo has not confirmed an exact release date for the game.
• Nintendo has officially confirmed the game for Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026.

Background: The Ocarina of Time Remake Is Official

While the Collector’s Edition remains unconfirmed, the game itself is no longer merely a rumor.

Nintendo officially revealed The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time during its June 2026 Nintendo Direct. The company described it as the Nintendo 64 classic returning for a new generation and confirmed that it is being reborn exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026.

Nintendo Direct official announcement

Nintendo's official product page currently lists the game for Nintendo Switch 2 with a 2026 release window. It does not currently provide a specific launch date or official information about a physical Collector’s Edition.

That distinction is important because the latest retail leak should be treated differently from Nintendo's announcement.

Confirmed: The Ocarina of Time project is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026.

Unconfirmed: The Collector’s Edition, its contents, price and release date.

What Could the Collector’s Edition Include?

The leaked SKU does not provide information about the contents.

That means claims circulating online about possible statues, art books, pins, soundtracks, special packaging or other physical bonuses should currently be treated as speculation unless Nintendo or an authorized retailer provides additional information.

The absence of details also makes it impossible to determine whether the Collector’s Edition would be a premium physical package, a game-and-bonus bundle, or something else entirely.

For collectors, the SKU is therefore interesting mainly because it suggests that a dedicated product entry may exist—not because it confirms what buyers will receive.

What About the Zelda Switch 2 Console?

The reported Collector’s Edition leak comes after earlier reports involving Zelda-themed Nintendo Switch 2 hardware.

In July, reports surfaced about a possible Zelda-themed Switch 2 console and Pro Controller. Additional leaked packaging images appeared in August, although those images were not officially authenticated by Nintendo.

The new Cdiscount information reportedly adds a Joy-Con product to the list and again references a Zelda-themed Switch 2 console and Pro Controller.

That creates an interesting possibility for Zelda fans, but it is still too early to conclude exactly how these products will be sold.

One uncertainty is whether the retailer's hardware descriptions refer to a dedicated Ocarina of Time product line or to broader Zelda 40th-anniversary merchandise.

What Nintendo Has Said

Nintendo's official position remains considerably narrower than the latest rumors.

The company confirmed in June that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time will return on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. Nintendo's official store currently lists the game as a Nintendo Switch 2 title with a 2026 release window.

Nintendo has not officially announced the leaked Collector’s Edition, its contents, price or a specific launch date.

That means the retailer information should not be treated as a substitute for an official Nintendo announcement.

Why This Matters

The leak matters because Collector’s Editions are typically aimed at the most dedicated fans, and Ocarina of Time is one of Nintendo's most recognizable Zelda releases.

The original Nintendo 64 game has remained one of the franchise's most important titles, making a modern Switch 2 release particularly significant.

More importantly, the retailer information potentially points toward a broader product launch rather than a game-only release.

If the listings are accurate, Nintendo could eventually offer several ways for fans to celebrate the remake, potentially including the standard game, a Collector’s Edition and Zelda-themed hardware.

However, that conclusion remains dependent on official confirmation.

What Happens Next?

The next major step is an official announcement from Nintendo.

Nintendo has not yet confirmed the Collector’s Edition, so fans should be cautious about retailer listings, leaked images and social-media claims until the company provides final details.

Nintendo's official game listing continues to state that Ocarina of Time is coming to Switch 2 in 2026.

For now, the most reliable approach is to separate the confirmed game announcement from the unconfirmed retail information.

If Nintendo confirms the Collector’s Edition, the most important details will be its contents, price, availability, regions and release date.

Until then, the reported Cdiscount SKU is best viewed as evidence of a possible product rather than confirmation of a finalized retail package.

FAQs

Is the Zelda Ocarina of Time remake officially confirmed?

Yes. Nintendo officially announced The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2 in June 2026. Nintendo says the game will be released in 2026.

Was the Ocarina of Time Collector’s Edition officially announced?

No. A French retailer reportedly leaked a product SKU for an Ocarina of Time Collector’s Edition, but Nintendo has not officially announced the edition.

What will be included in the Collector’s Edition?

Nothing has been officially confirmed. The leaked SKU reportedly identifies the product but does not provide information about physical bonuses, artwork, collectibles or other contents.

Is there a Zelda-themed Nintendo Switch 2 console?

A Zelda-themed Switch 2 console has been reported in previous leaks, and the latest retailer information reportedly contains a corresponding SKU. However, Nintendo has not officially confirmed the specific product described in the leak.

Will the Ocarina of Time remake release in 2026?

Yes. Nintendo officially lists The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time as a 2026 Nintendo Switch 2 release. An exact release date has not been officially provided on Nintendo's current product listing.

Is Ocarina of Time remake exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2?

Nintendo's official announcement describes the game as being reborn exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2.

Should fans pre-order the Collector’s Edition now?

There is currently no officially confirmed Collector’s Edition to pre-order. Fans should wait for Nintendo or an authorized retailer to publish confirmed product information before making a purchase decision.

Where can I find official information about the remake?

Nintendo's official The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time product page is the most reliable source for confirmed release information and Nintendo Switch 2 details.

Sources

This article was researched using Nintendo’s official website and Nintendo Direct announcement, alongside reports from VICE and Notebookcheck covering the Cdiscount retailer leak. The retailer leak itself remains unconfirmed by Nintendo, so reported information has been clearly separated from official facts.

Primary source: Nintendo – The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2

Official announcement: Nintendo Direct – June 2026

Leak reporting: VICE report on the Collector’s Edition leak