Speculation is building that Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake could release in mid-November, potentially a week or less before Rockstar’s GTA 6. Multiple outlets point to newly sighted amiibo listings for Nintendo UK as the basis for the theory. Fans say two Kirby Air Riders amiibo figures appeared with a November 11 date (adjusted to November 12 depending on regional clock settings) before the listings were removed. The speculation also draws on a claimed pattern: Nintendo reportedly tends to release amiibo on the same day as first-party game launches. To support that idea, sources cite earlier examples where amiibo releases reportedly coincided with game release dates.
Nintendo has said the Ocarina of Time remake is scheduled for a 2026 release window, but the rumored timing would place it in November. The comparison centers on GTA 6’s widely reported November 19 launch date, meaning a mid-November Nintendo release would lead to a close head-to-head for attention and sales. None of the outlets report official confirmation of an Ocarina of Time remake release date; the timing is inferred from amiibo listings and observed past release patterns.
