The recent release of the Nintendo Switch 2 version of the iconic game, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, has introduced a jump button that is causing quite a stir among players. This change, although seemingly minor, has been tripping up gamers who are used to Link's intuitive auto-jump feature from the original 1998 release and subsequent 3D Zelda games. The first weekend of gameplay has seen numerous examples of players sending their beloved hero, Young Link, plunging into bodies of water or crashing into boulders as they struggle to adapt to the new control scheme. This fundamental change in one of the most influential games of all time has sparked heated debates on social media, with some players finding the new jump button unnatural and others appreciating its addition for modern gameplay standards. Despite the struggles, Link's humorous ragdoll physics provide a bit of comic relief during those frustrating falls. The Ocarina of Time remake is available now on Nintendo Switch 2, and while the auto-jump option has been replaced, players can switch the jump function from X to B in the settings for a more familiar experience.