Tom Phillips said the Australian Nintendo Store briefly put The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake up for Switch 2 at AUD $94.95 before the page went offline. The leaked digital price arrived ahead of today's dedicated Legend of Zelda Nintendo Direct broadcast, giving buyers their first hard number for the game's Switch 2 edition.
AUD $94.95 on the Store
The listing matters because it did more than suggest a target price. It showed a digital edition price, not a broad remake placeholder, and it sat inside Nintendo's newer Switch 2 pricing structure at AUD $94.95.
That figure lines up with Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, which carries the same Australian price point and costs $59.99 in the U.S. or £49.99 in the U.K. Nintendo has been using a range of prices for Switch 2 games, so the Ocarina of Time number sits in a lower tier rather than alongside the premium $69.99 charged for Mario Kart World or Donkey Kong Bananza.
Switch 2 Pricing Range
The comparison sharpens the read on the listing. This year's Star Fox was cheaper still at $49.99, while Both Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom cost $79.99 for their Nintendo Switch 2 versions. Older Switch 2 releases can land across several price points, and the digital download version is typically cheaper than a physical copy.
That makes the AUD $94.95 figure useful as a guide, even if it came out in a brief store listing rather than a full pricing rollout. For readers deciding whether to buy on day one, the leaked number suggests Nintendo may be placing the game in the same general bracket as its mid-tier Switch 2 releases rather than at the top end.
Nintendo's Removed Listing
The complication is timing. Nintendo appears to have revealed the price inadvertently, but the page was removed, so the listing cannot be treated as a final launch notice. The store entry gave a price and then disappeared, which is exactly the sort of pre-announcement slip that can move expectations without settling the final retail plan.
Today, the practical answer for buyers is simple: the first Switch 2 price point for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is AUD $94.95, and Nintendo has already shown it is willing to file that game inside a lower-priced digital tier. If the company keeps that positioning in today's Legend of Zelda Nintendo Direct broadcast, the AUD figure will likely become the benchmark readers use for the rest of the rollout.
