The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time's Switch 2 remake has sold more than 5.2 million copies worldwide in its first four days. That gives it the biggest four-day launch of any Nintendo-published game on the console.
Nintendo announced the figures on November 11, counting both physical and digital copies. Its record claim specifically covers Nintendo-published Switch 2 games, not releases from every publisher. The total includes 810,000 copies sold in Japan.
The remake launched exclusively on Switch 2 on November 5. It rebuilds the 1998 Nintendo 64 adventure, with Link exploring Hyrule as a child and an adult across two time periods, using different equipment and abilities in each.
Alongside the visual overhaul, Nintendo's store page details orchestral music, voice acting and expanded cutscenes. Revised movement adds jumping and dashing, with modern camera controls. The US standard digital edition costs $59.99.
The ocarina also has an optional microphone control scheme: players can hum or play an instrument into the Switch 2 microphone to perform songs. Traditional button controls remain available, so singing is not required to progress.