Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Discounted for Costco Members
Costco members can save $5 on the new Zelda remake, making it a slightly cheaper way to experience the classic on Switch 2.
Costco members can save $5 on the new Zelda remake, making it a slightly cheaper way to experience the classic on Switch 2.
Key points - Costco is offering digital copies of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for $54.99. - The offer is only available to Costco members. - The price reflects a $5 discount off the regular price. - The remake is available for Nintendo Switch 2 and received a 9/10 review from IGN.
Timeline - Now: Costco members can buy digital copies of the Ocarina of Time remake for $54.99.
FAQ
Q: Is the Costco deal available to non-members? A: No, the $54.99 digital copy offer is exclusively for Costco members.
Q: How much is the discount? A: The game is $54.99, which is $5 off the regular price.
Q: Is the game any good? A: Yes, IGN gave it a 9/10, praising its blend of classic Zelda design with modern presentation.
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