The highly anticipated remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time has received a major update ahead of its release, being given its official rating from the ESRB. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is set to launch in early November as Nintendo's biggest title of the holiday season.
Nintendo has already given fans plenty of reason to be excited about the remake of the classic 3D Zelda adventure. The Ocarina of Time remake features a stunning recreation of one of Hyrule's most iconic iterations, showcasing breathtaking new versions of classic landmarks like Kokiri Forest, Hyrule Castle Town, and Zora's Domain. The remake will also launch with a multitude of quality of life updates, ranging from the Threads of Time feature, which serves as a full synopsis of the game so far, to voice controls for the ocarina. Now, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time has crossed a major hurdle just a few weeks ahead of its debut.
After 28 years, Ocarina of Time Remake is bringing one of Zelda's longest-running traditions back to where it all started.
The ESRB has officially published its rating for the upcoming Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake. The North American video games rating board gave the Ocarina of Time remake a rating of E10+, suitable for gamers age 10 and older, citing the inclusion of animated blood and fantasy violence. The summary for the game included mentions of the types of content that gave Ocarina of Time its E10+ rating, including green and purple blood-like effects and the use of weapons like swords, shields, and bows and arrows.
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