Hori Opens Amazon Preorders For Electric Ocarina Of Time After Hori Store Sellout Demand
The product arrived at general retail because of demand, an early sign of how Nintendo is pricing and stocking accessories tied to its remake of Ocarina of Time.
Key Facts
- Hori's Electric Ocarina of Time is scheduled for release on November 5 at 7,980 yen.
- The Electric Ocarina of Time is an officially licensed Nintendo product for Nintendo Switch 2, built to work with the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
- Amazon preorders for the Electric Ocarina of Time list delivery for November 6, one day after the release date.
- The Electric Ocarina of Time includes a Free Play mode and an Auto Play mode with 12 songs from the game.
- Preorders for the Electric Ocarina of Time were previously limited to the Hori Store before opening on Amazon.
Reporting from 2 sources: GAME Watch (Impress), Inside.
Hori has opened Amazon preorders for the Electric Ocarina of Time, an officially licensed Nintendo accessory for Nintendo Switch 2, after preorders had been limited to the company's own Hori Store. The electronic ocarina is scheduled for release on November 5 at 7,980 yen, the same day as the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time it is built to work with. Amazon orders currently list delivery for November 6, one day after launch. The device is not a real ocarina and is not played by blowing into it. The Switch 2 console picks up its sound, letting players play along with performance scenes in the game. It has two modes: Free Play, where finger holes are covered as on a real ocarina, and Auto Play, where songs from the game play automatically and can be triggered with buttons. Inside counts 12 songs in Auto Play. A volume dial and earphone jack are included.
The Amazon listing is dated October 19, 2026, the same day the Hori Store run was already live. Hori describes the unit as a Nintendo official licensed product and prints both Nintendo and HORI copyright notices on the packaging.
Inside flags the sound pickup as the defining feature: the Switch 2 console itself captures the ocarina's audio, so players are not pairing a separate receiver. The same piece notes the earphone jack and volume dial let players practice without disturbing anyone nearby, and describes Auto Play as simple enough to work with button presses alone.
Both listings carry the same price of 7,980 yen including tax. Delivery on Amazon is listed for November 6, the day after the November 5 release.
The product sits alongside other Ocarina of Time merchandise timed to the remake. An amiibo of Young Link from Ocarina of Time is listed for release in 2027 at 2,709 yen, and the game's online code version is listed at 7,182 yen.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.