Start your day with six breaking stories from gaming, space, crypto, and cybersecurity that are reshaping the tech landscape.
This morning brings news spanning from Tokyo studios to Seattle space centers, from Take-Two offices to blockchain servers worldwide. Nintendo made an unexpected move on the eve of Zelda's 40th anniversary,
a space startup raised a billion dollars to challenge SpaceX, Rockstar shocked the gaming industry with a historic announcement, Nintendo Europe was forced to redesign the Switch 2, a blockchain decided
to turn back time, and Adobe found itself in an all-out war with hackers. Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Price Leak How Much Will Nintendo Charge? Nintendo Australia accidentally published the product page
for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake on its online store yesterday morning, then removed it less than two hours later, but it was too late. The prices had been revealed: digital version at AUD
$94.95 (equivalent to USD $60) and physical version at AUD $109.95 (equivalent to USD $70). This happened exactly one day before the Nintendo Direct event celebrating Zelda's 40th anniversary, scheduled
to air today at 15:00 UTC. [IMAGE_PLACEHOLDER_1] The remake, being developed by external studio Grezzo (makers of previous remakes for Majora's Mask and Link's Awakening), brings Ocarina of Time graphics
to ninth-generation standards for the first time. Sources close to the project told IGN the game uses Unreal Engine 5 with Lumen and Nanite capabilities, targeting 60 frames per second at 1440p resolution
on Switch 2. The original soundtrack has also been re-recorded by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time launched in 1998 for Nintendo 64 as the first 3D entry in the Zelda
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