Monolith Soft has confirmed its participation in the development of the Switch 2 version of *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time*. The announcement was made on November 5, the same day Nintendo unveiled the new console. The collaboration marks another step in the long-awaited hardware upgrade, which is expected to bring enhanced graphics and performance to the iconic title.
Nintendo revealed the Switch 2 during its November 5 event, signaling a major update to its hybrid console lineup. Monolith Soft, known for its work on *Elden Ring* and *Xenoblade Chronicles*, is contributing to the reimagining of *Ocarina of Time* for the new hardware. This project is part of a broader lineup of five titles the studio is developing this year, according to the company’s official statement.
The Switch 2 is expected to launch in 2025, though no official release date has been announced. The collaboration with Monolith Soft highlights Nintendo’s strategy to leverage third-party studios for key titles, ensuring high-quality experiences on its latest hardware. This follows a pattern of partnerships that have helped Nintendo maintain its dominance in the gaming industry.
