Nintendo reveals new slogan for Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake

Nintendo has unveiled slogan 'Reborn across time' for Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake in new Japanese catalogue

Nintendo has quietly revealed a new slogan for its upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake through a physical Japanese Summer Catalogue.

The catalogue features promotional artwork for the remake alongside the tagline "Reborn across time", offering fans one of the few official updates since Nintendo confirmed the project was in active development.

The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake page in the Nintendo Summer catalog!

Slogan is: “Reborn across time” pic.twitter.com/9lV6TctKJP

— Genki✨ (@Genki_JPN) July 20, 2026

Although the catalogue does not include gameplay details or additional information about the remake, the new slogan has prompted discussion among Zelda fans about what it could mean for the project.

Some fans believe the phrase could hint at more than a straightforward visual remake. On Reddit, one user suggested Nintendo's limited marketing could indicate the game includes significant additions or changes beyond updated graphics.

They compared the remake's promotional approach with Nintendo's reveal of its upcoming Star Fox remake, which was showcased with extensive footage during a Nintendo Direct.

Others have interpreted the slogan as a reference to the game's enduring legacy rather than a clue about new content.

Fans noted that Ocarina of Time is returning nearly three decades after its original Nintendo 64 release, allowing a new generation of players to experience Link's adventure for the first time.

The remake's appearance in a printed catalogue has also drawn attention, with some players welcoming Nintendo's decision to reveal new promotional material through physical media instead of social media or a digital presentation.

Ocarina of Time remains one of Nintendo's most influential games, following Link's journey from Kokiri Forest across Hyrule in a story centred on time travel.

Since the remake was announced, Nintendo has released very little official information about the project.