Next week, for the first time ever, Nintendo is hosting two Directs back-to-back - and the first one is dedicated to The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary
Back in June, we learned that we're officially getting a The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake , which is supposedly coming to Switch 2 later this year (and we first heard rumours about it back in Marc h). But, as we approach the latter quarter of the year, we still don't know much about this remake, what it looks like, how it plays, or... well, anything really. Read more
Nintendo is set to host two consecutive Directs within a week, marking a first in their history. The first direct, dedicated to The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary, is scheduled for September 8 at 7am PT / 10am ET / 3pm BST. The event will run for approximately 30 minutes and will provide updates on how Nintendo plans to celebrate the Zelda series’ milestone.
Fans can expect more information about an Ocarina of Time remake, as well as other Zelda-related news. The following day, on September 9, another general Nintendo Direct will occur at the same times, lasting 45 minutes and focusing on Nintendo Switch 2 games set to release in the winter. Post-Direct, a nearly two-hour Treehouse: Live session is planned, offering fans extended insight into upcoming Nintendo projects.
This back-to-back schedule of Directs and a lengthy Treehouse session represents an unprecedented level of new content release from Nintendo.
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