Switch 2 · 2026
Princess Ruto in the Ocarina of Time Remake
The Switch 2 remake released on 5 November 2026. Ruto has a new model and voiced cutscenes; Anne Yatco is her English performer and Yuko Natsuyoshi is the Japanese credit in the published cast list.
Updated 2026-11-14
Nintendo’s product page confirms the 5 November 2026 release, Nintendo Switch 2 platform, overhauled visuals, orchestral music, voice acting, and expanded cutscenes. The current page did not expose a readable price during this review. The how-to-play page links the official store for the current regional amount.
What changes for Ruto
| Change | Published information | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Release | 5 November 2026; Nintendo Switch 2 | 2 publishers · Nintendo / Wikipedia |
| Ruto’s appearance | New Switch 2 render on Nintendo’s European site | 1 primary publisher · Nintendo |
| English voice | Anne Yatco | 3 publishers · Zelda Dungeon / BTVA / Nintendo Everything |
| Japanese voice | Yuko Natsuyoshi | 1 source · Nintendo Everything |
| Voice coverage | Nintendo says voice acting; Zelda Wiki says fully voiced cutscenes; Wikipedia says partially voiced cutscenes | Sources differ in coverage wording |
| Threads of Time | Ruto’s rescue entry links the Sapphire to an engagement ring | 1 source · Zelda Wiki |
| Letter scene | Ruto reacts to Link having shown her father the letter | 1 source · Fandom |
| Master Quest | Wikipedia reports no Master Quest mode in this release | 1 source · Wikipedia |
| Current US price | —; use the official store link | No current readable amount |
Voice coverage: keep the wording precise
The official English store advertises voice acting and expanded cutscenes. Zelda Wiki describes fully voiced cutscenes, while Wikipedia’s gameplay summary calls them partially voiced. Those descriptions are retained as different coverage claims. They do not justify saying that every ordinary conversation in the game is voiced.
Three releases side by side
| Feature | N64 (1998) | 3DS (2011) | Switch 2 (2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presentation | Original models | Remade character models | New models, lighting and expanded cutscenes |
| Ruto vocal credit | Jun Mizusawa | Jun Mizusawa | Anne Yatco (English); Yuko Natsuyoshi (Japanese, 1 cast source) |
| Master Quest | Separate later GameCube release | Included | Absent according to Wikipedia |
| How to play today | NSO + Expansion Pack or original hardware | Physical card or existing digital purchase | Official Nintendo store |
The quest still starts with the letter
The broad sequence remains the Silver Scale, the bottled letter at Lake Hylia, King Zora, a fish, and the belly dungeon. GamesRadar and Zelda Dungeon agree on the remake route. The detailed rescue page separates room changes: the map chest is in a different place in the Switch 2 walkthrough, so older room-by-room directions should not be treated as identical.
Sales: a publisher statement, not two independent counts
Nintendo’s 11 November announcement reports over 5.2 million units worldwide in the first four days and calls it the fastest-selling Nintendo-published Switch 2 game. Wikipedia repeats the announcement, so those are one underlying sales source. Zelda Wiki’s “second best-selling” description concerns cumulative ranking; it does not contradict a first-four-days launch record. This guide retains Nintendo’s precisely scoped claim and does not turn either ranking into a live chart.
Questions people ask
When did the Switch 2 remake release?
5 November 2026, as stated by Nintendo’s official product page and Wikipedia.
Who voices Ruto in the remake?
Anne Yatco in English is listed by three publishers. Nintendo Everything names Yuko Natsuyoshi in Japanese; that row remains a one-source cast credit.
Is every conversation voiced?
Nintendo advertises voice acting and expanded cutscenes. The two reference summaries differ on fully versus partially voiced cutscenes; neither establishes that all conversations are voiced.
Does it include Master Quest?
Wikipedia reports that this release does not include Master Quest. This page makes no promise about a future add-on.
What is its current price?
Open Nintendo’s official regional store page. This review did not obtain a readable current price, so no amount is printed.
Sources
- Nintendo — official Switch 2 product page — checked 2026-11-14
- Nintendo — first-four-days sales announcement — checked 2026-11-14
- Zelda Wiki — Switch 2 remake — checked 2026-11-14
- Wikipedia — 2026 remake — checked 2026-11-14
- Zelda Dungeon — Ruto — checked 2026-11-14
- Behind The Voice Actors — Anne Yatco — checked 2026-11-14
- Nintendo Everything — remake cast — checked 2026-11-14
- GamesRadar — Ruto location — checked 2026-11-14
- YouTube — Gamer’s Little Playground compilation — checked 2026-11-14