To do that, though, you're going to need enough storage space on your Nintendo Switch 2 to be able to actually install the game. The Switch 2 comes with 256GB of internal storage, but if you've got a full set of games installed, you're going to need to expand it with a microSD Express card. These are next-gen, faster than microSD cards, but typically pricier, unless you can pick up a deal.
Luckily, there are a couple of great deals on microSD Express cards that you can use with the Nintendo Switch 2. These will let you double, triple, or more the internal storage with a card like the Samsung P9, with the 512GB model costing $99.99 right now . If you need an upgrade, here are the deals for cards that you'll want to consider.
The Samsung P9 is a microSD Express card that offers great performance and reliability for its price. The 512GB model is currently priced at its original MSRP of $99.99.
The same card as the one above, but with half the storage, but for just $47.99. Choosing this card means you're doubling the available storage on your Switch 2 compared to its base.
A fast card for your Switch 2, this card has 880MB/ read and up to 650MB/s write speeds.
As above, but with 512GB of storage space instead. This option will triple your Switch 2's storage.
Of course, to play Ocarina of Time , you'll actually need a Nintendo Switch 2. If you've not bought one already, you can pick one up for $499 right now at Amazon .
Expect these to be in short supply over the holidays, with possible stock shortages as a popular gift option for gamers.
Grab Nintendo's latest console is available to purchase for $469.
Key considerations
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Reference reading
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