Nintendo has a new Switch 2 console and controllers coming to commemorate both Zelda's 40th anniversary and the upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The new Zelda-themed hardware lineup will be released on Oct. 29, one week ahead of the Ocarina of Time remake.
But good luck getting your hands on the system, which is in short supply amid sky-high anticipation for Nintendo's new Zelda remake.
Announced in September during a Nintendo Direct showcase, the controllers and Switch 2 hardware feature a black, gold, and green color scheme that is reminiscent of the franchise protagonist, Link, and his Triforce of Courage. Accordingly, the console and controller display a cluster of triangle-shaped decals surrounding a Triforce symbol and the Hylian Crest. The two are sold separately, but fans who purchase the console will have access to a set of themed Joy-Con 2 controllers. The company is also releasing a special carrying case and screen protector, to keep your console looking fresh. The Pro Controller will also come with a sleek display stand decorated with Hyrule Castle.
Pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 Legend of Zelda – 40th Anniversary Edition console, which costs $519.99, are now live but currently sold out.
A Nintendo-exclusive version of the Pro Controller, available via its online store or physical retail locations, will come with a chic display stand — and it's more expensive than the standard version. 99. It is also already sold out.
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