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Nintendo Unveils Dark Link in Ocarina of Time Remake Trailers

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Nintendo revealed new trailers for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, featuring Dark Link, a shadowy doppelgänger of Link. The trailers also showcased Ganondorf, the Master Sword, and gameplay elements from the Water Temple. The remake launches on November 5, 2026.

Nintendo released two new trailers for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, highlighting Dark Link’s return as a mini-boss in the Water Temple. The trailers, shared on Nintendo Japan’s website, show Dark Link leaping onto Link’s sword during their confrontation. IGN noted the brief but revealing footage, which includes Ganondorf playing an organ and Link obtaining the Master Sword. The remake is set for release on November 5, 2026, on Nintendo Switch 2.

Kotaku reported that the trailers include a brief glimpse of Dark Link’s redesigned appearance, featuring a Hylian shield with a full crest. The publication emphasized the nostalgic yet modernized combat mechanics, noting that the remake balances reverence for the original with updated gameplay. Dark Link’s fight in the Water Temple remains a pivotal moment, with players navigating a foggy room and shallow water before confronting their shadowy counterpart. The remake’s release date remains November 5, 2026.

Polygon highlighted the remake’s blend of nostalgia and modernization, citing positive feedback from gameplay previews. The publication noted that the game’s streamlined mechanics and improved visuals make it feel fresh while honoring the original. Dark Link’s role in the Water Temple remains a defining challenge, with players facing his dynamic health scaling based on Link’s Heart Containers. The remake’s November 5, 2026, launch date was confirmed across multiple sources.

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