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US: Best Buy will have midnight openings for Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake launch

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Popular retailer Best Buy has announced plans for midnight openings for the launch of the long-awaited The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for the Nintendo Switch 2. Nearly all Best Buy stores in the United States will open their doors at midnight ET on 5th November allowing you to get hold of the game as soon as it is available. Best Buy also says that stores will have a limited number of The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Nintendo Switch 2 System’s and The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Switch 2 Pro Controller’s available for purchase.

11 thoughts on “US: Best Buy will have midnight openings for Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake launch”

  1. Digital: The Only Intelligent Choice 😄

    And I’ll be sitting at home, playing the superior digital version right at midnight like an intelligent person! ✌️😁

          1. Stop being retarded and go Digital today! ✌️😁

            Aww don’t talk about yourself that way champ!

            You can easily switch to digital and stop being retarded today!

    1. Far from superior considering I can loan my game out to any of my friends or sell it later if o choose to since Nintendo games do not lose value.

      Smart choice here is the physical. Digital games have their place for some items but not all.

      1. Digital for the smart and wealthy! ✌️😁

        Nah, it’s much smarter to have your games digital rather than lugging around dozens of obsolete little cards wherever you go. 😊

        And me and my friends aren’t poor enough to need to share games with each other or sell them, so that part is meaningless. ✌️😁

  2. So many fond memories of midnight releases. My last midnight release was the Switch, my buddies and I made a dumb “True Meaning of Switchmas” video for it, it’s still on YouTube. I have OoT pre-ordered on Amazon though, the days of midnight releases are long past for me.

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