Ahead of tonight’s scheduled The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct, an early store update on the Australian Nintendo Store has prematurely revealed regional pricing details for an unannounced series title, as first reported by Vooks.net.
The listing is only accessible via direct search and confirms a discounted digital price of $94.95 AUD (~$68 USD). Based on Nintendo’s standard regional pricing structure, this points to a full physical retail price of $109.95 AUD (~$79 USD). The digital listing was also spotted on the New Zealand store, priced at $104.95 NZD. The game’s official eShop landing page is still empty.
This price tag places the title firmly in Nintendo’s mid-tier pricing band. Internationally, this tier typically translates to a standard $59.99 USD/£49.99 GBP digital release point rather than a modern $70 flagship cost.
Fans are divided over what the pricing signal means for the project’s scale. While some players are hoping for a faithful, budget-friendly 1:1 remaster, a large segment of the community is vocal about wanting something more substantial. Discussions across social media show fans hoping Nintendo “swings for the fences” with a ground-up reimagining rather than settling for a simple high-definition visual polish.
