Hori Announces Electric Ocarina of Time Toy for Nintendo Switch 2
- The device functions as an electronic toy rather than a traditional acoustic instrument, meaning users operate it via its integrated buttons and finger holes instead of blowing air...
- The hardware connects directly to gameplay through the sound recognition capabilities built into The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time software for the Nintendo Switch 2 system, according...
Hardware Features and Design Specifications
The device functions as an electronic toy rather than a traditional acoustic instrument, meaning users operate it via its integrated buttons and finger holes instead of blowing air into it, as stated by Hori USA.
Measuring audio connectivity options, the product includes a built-in volume control dial alongside a standard headphone jack. Players can plug in external speakers or headphones to customize their listening experience during gameplay sessions, based on company specifications.
Hori USA packages the item with a dedicated display stand. The manufacturer notes that the hardware package excludes game software, a screwdriver, and the three AA batteries required to power the device.
Integration with Nintendo Switch 2 Software
The hardware connects directly to gameplay through the sound recognition capabilities built into The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time software for the Nintendo Switch 2 system, according to Hori USA. When a user plays a tune on the electronic accessory, the console detects the audio output and executes the corresponding action within the virtual world of Hyrule.
Users can choose between two distinct operational modes. Free Play Mode allows players to press individual finger hole buttons to produce notes and melodies freely. Alternatively, Auto-Play Mode enables users to execute 12 recognizable in-game songs automatically with a single button press, accommodating various skill levels.
