Nintendo uploaded a new trailer for its Ocarina of Time remake today. Here it is! Sorry, there's not much else to say about it, other than we get a few more glimpses of adult Link and Ganondorf. We're still digging the improved graphics, though it would have been nice if some of the lesser enemies recieved as hefty a makeover as Link, Zelda and Ganon.
We compared the 3DS version to the N64 game last week, and alsoreported on newsthat this version will include a boss rush mode, optional tutorials and a mirrored Master Quest for players looking to make Ocarina an even longer experience. It's out June 19, right in the middle of the summer game drought, so we're preemptively excited for how excited we will be when it's the only worthwhile game out that week.
May 3, 2011
We compared the 3DS version to the N64 game last week, and alsoreported on newsthat this version will include a boss rush mode, optional tutorials and a mirrored Master Quest for players looking to make Ocarina an even longer experience. It's out June 19, right in the middle of the summer game drought, so we're preemptively excited for how excited we will be when it's the only worthwhile game out that week.
May 3, 2011
We compared the 3DS version to the N64 game last week, and alsoreported on newsthat this version will include a boss rush mode, optional tutorials and a mirrored Master Quest for players looking to make Ocarina an even longer experience. It's out June 19, right in the middle of the summer game drought, so we're preemptively excited for how excited we will be when it's the only worthwhile game out that week.
May 3, 2011
We compared the 3DS version to the N64 game last week, and alsoreported on newsthat this version will include a boss rush mode, optional tutorials and a mirrored Master Quest for players looking to make Ocarina an even longer experience. It's out June 19, right in the middle of the summer game drought, so we're preemptively excited for how excited we will be when it's the only worthwhile game out that week.
May 3, 2011
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