2021 marks the 35th anniversary Description of Zelda, Nintendo’s favorite series. We know that Kyoto is celebrating this year’s anniversary with the release of The Legend of Zelda Skyward Wall HD. Now, a popular leaker says that in his opinion, Nintendo may decide to go even further. The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time is the Mark of the Legend of Zelda Majora.
The speculation is coming Nate Drake is the most reliable source in the Nintendo world. The leak shared this idea on his latest podcast. That being said, The Legend of Zelda Ogarina and Majora’s Mask may have been part of Nintendo’s plans: for now, we’re referring to information that does not appear to be coming to Nintendo from an internal source, but only a speculation. However, when talking about an expert in the Nintendo world, his speculation is even more interesting and noteworthy.
This is not the first time we have heard of the arrival of older episodes of The Legend of Zelda in the Nintendo Switch version, but Ocarina of Time and Majora’s Mask are not mentioned. Although Nintendo is actually working on newer versions of these games, I can’t tell you what kind of project it might be. There will be a chance to port the original versions with increased resolution just like boarding remakes made for Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine (proposed in Super Mario 3D All-Stars) or 3DS.
We repeat that this is a leak speculation: this is not official information. If something interesting is in development, E3 2021 may be a good time to announce it – we’ll find out in about a month and a half. In the meantime, we are expanding to Monolith Soft Zelda, co-developer of Breath of the Wild.
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