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Jason and Link Show Up for SNL in New Weekend Update Skit About GTA 6 vs. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake

According to IGN, Saturday Night Live (SNL) recently aired a Weekend Update skit that poked fun at the upcoming releases of GTA 6 and The Legend of Zelda:…

Updated 05 Oct 2026 2 min read Automated report — not human-reviewed
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What happened

According to IGN, Saturday Night Live (SNL) recently aired a Weekend Update skit that poked fun at the upcoming releases of GTA 6 and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake. The skit featured live-action versions of GTA 6's Jason and The Legend of Zelda's Link, played by Marcello Hernández and Mikey Day, respectively. The two characters argued about which game is better, with references to stealing cars, buying RPGs, and solving puzzles in the kingdom of Hyrule. However, the skit received mixed reactions from gaming fans, with some praising Day's accurate Link costume but criticizing the jokes for being outdated and relying on stereotypes. IGN reports that the skit's attempt to parody the characters fell flat, with some fans feeling that it relied too heavily on tired tropes and failed to understand the specifics of the games.

What remains unclear

The effectiveness of the SNL skit in resonating with gaming fans and the overall impact of the upcoming releases of GTA 6 and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake on the gaming community. The authenticity of the fan reactions reported by IGN is also unclear, as they are based on online comments and may not represent the views of all gaming fans.

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