Let’s be real, we’ve all been dying for a proper Switch successor. The current one is great, but it’s basically a smartphone chip from 2015 running on hopes and dreams. The Switch 2 is supposed to be the big kahuna—more power, better graphics, and maybe, just maybe, no drift in the Joy-Cons.
Now, imagine that new hardware paired with a Zelda mega-collection. We’re talking all the old games—Ocarina, Majora’s Mask, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess—remastered and running buttery smooth. I might actually cry tears of joy. Or just drool. Both are acceptable.
The rumor mill says Amazon accidentally (or strategically?) listed a placeholder for a “Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition – Switch 2 Bundle.” It’s like finding a golden rupee in your couch cushions—too good to be true, but you can’t stop hoping.
What Games Would They Even Include?
Here’s where my brain goes into overdrive. If they’re doing a 40th anniversary collection, they have to include the fan favorites. Ocarina of Time? Obviously. That game is the sacred text for Zelda fans. Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom? They’re too new, but imagine them running at 60fps on the Switch 2. Chef’s kiss.
Nintendo Switch 2 - The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition
But let’s not forget the weird, wonderful ones. Link’s Awakening remake? Already did that. Skyward Sword? We got that HD remaster. So what’s left? Maybe a collection of the CD-i games as a joke? Please don’t—I still have nightmares about those cutscenes.
Honestly, I’d lose it if they dropped Twilight Princess HD and Wind Waker HD in one package. Those two are the golden idols of the franchise, and they’re stuck on the Wii U like forgotten relics. Give them to me on the Switch 2, you cowards.
