Nintendo unveils gold-green Switch 2 for Zelda's 40th anniversary, out October 29
Nintendo revealed a special-edition Switch 2 console finished in gold and metallic green to mark The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary, launching October 29. The Joy-Con 2 controllers feature original 8-bit sprites of Link and Zelda holding the Triforce, and the dock carries a large Triforce design, but the console does not include the upcoming Ocarina of Time remake, which arrives separately on November 5.
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Nintendo continues to use themed hardware to drive Switch 2 demand ahead of a major remake launch, betting on collector appeal rather than bundling software. Limited supply of the console and matching accessories, including a carrying case and Pro controller, is likely to fuel resale markups and scarcity similar to past special editions.
- Gold-and-green Switch 2 console launches October 29, one week before Ocarina of Time remake.
- Joy-Con 2 controllers feature original 1986 Link and Zelda sprites with the Triforce.
- Matching accessories, including a case, Pro controller and stand, will be sold separately while supplies last.
Nintendo Switch 2 Carrying Case — If you're picking up a Switch 2 for the Zelda 40th anniversary festivities, protect it on the go with Nintendo's own Switch 2 carrying case. It's sized specifically for the larger console and screen, so your shiny new hardware and game cards travel safely until the fancy Zelda-themed case tempts you too.
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