The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time’s remake can be played with an actual ocarina [Video]

Nintendo has unveiled the Switch 2 remake of the 1998 classic game, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, set to release on November 5. The 40th anniversary of Nintendo's Zelda series is being celebrated with a return to the game's original 3D polygonal graphics from 1998. Eiji Aonuma, producer of the Ocarina of Time, demonstrated the game's new features, including improved controls and camera angles that allow Link to jump freely and freely position the virtual camera.

The game's art design will have a more photorealistic look and higher level of detail compared to the cel-shaded style of recent Zelda games. What sets this remake apart is the ability to play the ocarina using either the Switch 2 controller's built-in microphone or an actual physical ocarina. Aonuma showed off an official Ocarina of Time ocarina made by Hori that will be available for purchase through the Nintendo Store.