Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Trailer Shows Ganondorf Playing the Organ

Nintendo's new CM for the Ocarina of Time remake flaunts stunning Switch 2 visuals, and yes, Ganondorf is back at the organ. The exclusive launches November 5.
Nintendo just dropped a fresh CM trailer for the Ocarina of Time remake, and it's doing exactly what a good trailer should: making your jaw hit the floor.
The footage shows off some seriously impressive visuals on Switch 2. We're talking noticeably upgraded scene detail, lighting, and character models across the board. If you thought the original was a looker for its time, this one is aiming to set a new bar.
But the moment everyone's going to be talking about? A scene featuring the series' classic villain Ganondorf sitting down at a pipe organ and playing. That's right, the King of Evil is showing off his musical side, and it's every bit as dramatic as you'd hope.
The Ocarina of Time remake is a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive, so you'll need the new hardware to dive in. It's locked in for a November 5 launch, which is creeping up faster than a Deku Scrub ambush.
For anyone who grew up with the N64 classic, this is shaping up to be the nostalgia trip to end all nostalgia trips, now with a serious coat of next-gen paint. And for newcomers, well, there's never been a better-looking way to experience one of gaming's most beloved adventures.
We'll be keeping our eyes peeled for more details as we get closer to that November 5 date. Until then, we'll be humming the organ theme.
Are you planning to pick up the Ocarina of Time remake on day one, or are you waiting for more gameplay before committing? Let us know in the comments!
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