Ocarina of Time remake: new images of Link and Navi in Switch 2 reporting
Nintendo is said to have shared new images of Link and Navi for a reported Ocarina of Time remake on Nintendo Switch 2.
- The images were reportedly posted on Facebook and, according to the articles, point to a Nintendo Switch 2 release.
- The reported visuals show more detail in Young Link, his outfit, and the Hyrule environment, but the remake’s official status remains unclear.
What happened
According to the supplied reporting, Nintendo has shared new images showing Link and Navi in a version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time described as a remake. The images were reportedly posted on Facebook and are linked in the articles to a release on Nintendo Switch 2.
The screenshots are described as a visual upgrade of the classic game. That includes more visible detail in the threads of Young Link’s cap and tunic, plus improved grass and environmental textures in Hyrule.
The articles place those images in the context of Ocarina of Time’s original story: Link begins in Kokiri Forest without a fairy, then meets Navi, who is sent by the Great Deku Tree, and sets out on his quest to protect Hyrule from Ganondorf.
At the same time, it remains unclear whether Nintendo has actually confirmed a remake, or whether these are promotional images that were later interpreted as remake hints. The reported date of 5 November 2026 is also not clearly supported in the available information as an official release date for this remake.
Timeline
15 October 2026: multiple articles in the same news cycle report new images of Link and Navi tied to a reported Ocarina of Time remake.
15 October 2026: the images are described as coming from a Nintendo post on Facebook.
5 November 2026: this date appears in article metadata as a release listing, but it is not confirmed as applying to the remake.
Background
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time follows Link, who starts in Kokiri Forest without a fairy and then meets Navi, sent by the Great Deku Tree. He then begins his mission to protect Hyrule from Ganondorf.
The supplied sources also mention that Link’s design has been a topic of discussion. The pieces do not provide detailed evidence for that, but they do place the new images within a broader stream of reporting about a possible Switch 2 version.