Announced this morning on the official HORI website, HORI is releasing five brand-new accessories for the Nintendo Switch 2 this November, presumably to coincide with the release of the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2 that same month.
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「ゼルダの伝説」の世界観を表現したNintendo Switch™ 2 周辺機器、アクセサリー製品が2026年11月に登場予定！
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【ゼルダの伝説 スリムハードポーチ for Nintendo Switch™ 2】… pic.twitter.com/M1rEIkVUgD— HORI /ゲーム周辺機器のホリ (@HORI__OFFICIAL) September 11, 2026
There are three very nice looking carry cases for the Switch 2: a slim hard case in a style plenty of Switch owners are probably familiar with, an over-the-shoulder bag with a strap that can tuck away into a small pocket on the back, and a larger storage case that can fit the Switch 2, its dock, and several Switch 2 accessories.
Also a part of this new collection is a small carrying case for Switch and Switch 2 game cards, being advertised as a “Push Card Case.” This case has six slots for game cards, with a small mechanism allowing them to be easily pushed out of the case one-handed.
The fifth item in the collection is a Legend of Zelda themed Wireless HORIPAD Turbo. White and gold, this controller features designs from The Legend of Zelda including the Hylian Crest, a silhouette of Link riding Epona, and elements from a map of Hyrule. The Wireless HORIPAD Turbo has tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) control sticks, meaning they’re less prone to stick drift than traditional control sticks, similar to the Hall Effect sticks we’re seen pop up over the last several years.
All five of these accessories are available to pre-order in Japan through HORI, Rakuten, or Amazon Japan, though unfortunately there aren’t currently any stores that will be shipping them to the US at this time. Maybe that will change once they’ve officially been released but for now you’ll have to have a hook up in Japan to get your hands on them.
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