Walmart Hidden Coupon Reportedly Cuts $20 Off Ocarina of Time Preorders

Shoppers say a hidden Walmart promo code drops The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time preorders from $70 to $50, though it may not work for everyone.
Ever wish you could grab a classic Zelda game for less than full price? Well, some Walmart shoppers claim they've found a sneaky way to do exactly that with The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time preorders.
According to reports, a hidden promo code is being used to knock $20 off those preorders. That takes the price from $70 down to $50, which is a pretty sweet deal if you're looking to add this legendary title to your collection.
But before you rush to check out, there's a catch. The coupon reportedly doesn't work for everyone. Some shoppers are scoring the discount, while others are finding the code doesn't apply to their order. It's a bit of a lottery, which is frustrating if you're one of the unlucky ones.
Still, for those who manage to get it working, saving $20 on a game like Ocarina of Time is nothing to sneeze at. Preorder prices have been creeping up, so any chance to shave a few bucks off is worth a shot.
If you're planning to try your luck, it's probably worth checking the usual spots where deal hunters share codes and tips. Just keep in mind that hidden coupons like this can be hit-or-miss, and there's no guarantee it'll stick around for long.
We don't know exactly why the code works for some and not others, but it could be tied to account specifics, region, or just plain timing. Either way, if you're eyeing that preorder, it might be worth a quick attempt before the deal disappears.
Will you be trying to snag Ocarina of Time for $50? Let us know if the hidden coupon worked for you!
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