Store Listing May Have Just Revealed the Developer Behind the Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
A Norwegian retailer briefly listed Monolith Soft as the developer for an unannounced Zelda Ocarina of Time remake before changing the credit to Nintendo.
A fresh retail slip might have given us our first real clue about who is bringing one of Nintendo's most legendary titles back to modern hardware. According to a product page spotted on Norwegian retailer Elkjøp and shared widely across Reddit, Monolith Soft is supposedly handling the rumored Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time remake. Given Monolith Soft's heavy lifting on massive Nintendo worlds in the past, including their foundational work on Skyward Sword and recent projects, the pairing immediately caught the attention of the community.
Of course, the internet loves a good speculative leak, but the plot thickened quickly when Elkjøp quietly updated the listing to credit Nintendo directly instead. Whether the initial mention of Monolith Soft was an accidental slip of confidential information or just a generic placeholder by a retail database manager remains entirely unverified. Retailer listings pop up all the time with placeholder details, and treating unconfirmed store pages with a healthy dose of skepticism is always the safest bet for players.
For a community that spends plenty of time analyzing every crumb of hardware news and hardware rumors leading into the next console generation, details like this always spark massive discussions across Discord and streaming chat rooms. If a modernized return of Ocarina of Time is actually in the pipeline, having a powerhouse studio like Monolith Soft attached makes a lot of sense for a project of that scale. Until Nintendo officially steps in to lift the curtain, though, we are all just waiting to see if this accidental listing turns out to be real or just another retail ghost story.
Tags: Nintendo, Zelda, Monolith Soft, Rumors, Gaming News
Original article: Game Rant