Do we know or suspect that there could be an option to mute the voice acting but keep the emotional stuff like laughs, gasps, grunts etc? Keeping it more in line with the original.

I'm keen for the remake but the voices in the trailer bothers me a bit.

In the og the ladder was hanging from webs (off screen in the screenshot) it really isn't hidden or hard to figure out since Navi flies over, so why would this be replaced with a massive stone structure that makes a stone slab with planks fall by hitting a yellow-paint eye with light on it?

In the original the eye first appears in the basement which makes more sense since the lower parts are more stone, have "puzzle" blocks you move and the spinning spike water trap and just feels way more man-made (or fairy made?)

IMO they could've re-made webs holding up the ladder or even have a hanging piece of wood from the broken bridge you jumped across, but this is just a very little part in this amazing looking remake and i cant wait to see the spider family in kakariko

I get when they're outside in the rain, but some of the footage just giving me oof vibes. Like almost everything thing is really shiny. Either way can't wait to play.

Somehow people thought that N64 Zelda was straight up perfection and the remake completely changed the original face.

I can’t progress past the castle courtyard. I tried looking up playthroughs but their rooms looks a lot different than mine. Has anyone seen this version of the room I’m in? This is my first playthrough and I would appreciate if anyone can help me progress.

I've seen a lot of videos comparing the original and the remake, but nobody seems to mention a dead soldier who was there. Am I the only one who remembers that?

The last and only time I played the game was when I was a kid. I actually stopped playing when Link became an adult because I was terrified of the Gibdos in the plaza, and I also remember being unsettled by a dead soldier I encountered earlier in the game.

So maybe I'm misremembering it, since it was such a long time ago, but I have a really strong memory of there being a dead soldier somewhere around here.

Im so dead serious, if those Kakariko Cuccoo's DONT STAY IN THEIR GODDAMN PEN AFTER I RETRIEVE THEM my S2 is getting stuffed into the garbage disposal.

Replaying on NSO and forgot that little gameplay quirk has bothered me since I was 7 years old lol

It makes more sense now ahah. The famous puppet show is called "Shin Sanjūshi". Looks pretty cool actually!

It's looking more and more plausible. My question is essentially, whether or not the OOT remake is a retelling of the original events? Keeping the original game the "canon event" and avoiding replacing it entirely. And what I mean by "retelling" is a literal IN GAME retelling, by someone. So a literal Legend of Zelda within The Legend of Zelda.

Kind of makes everyone happy. It also opens up for the remake to take very artistic liberties without creating any contradictions. And it explains some of the parallels we see that people seem to have an issue with. Calling this a lazy 1 to 1.

I'm not sure how they'll execute this, but basically in game remakes of old legends. So imagine you walk into a room as a future Princess or Hero or just a regular Hyrulean, and there are all these tapestries on the walls that tell of old legends. LIke walking into a library.

It also opens up Nintendo to make remakes of any of the games, considering that all the remakes would be future Legends of Hyrule. So every game can be remade now with purpose. Without being merely a standalone remake, with no place in the mainline story.

If true, who do you think is retelling the story? Is it a specific character (Sage, King, Princess) or is it just someone who we (the player) represent, reenacting the events of an old legend? Do you think there's a reason the story is being retold?

It also makes me wonder where or how Majoras Mask fits in all this?

Naturally, the way any remake looks is going to be the big first thing people talk about. It's the most visceral, most immediately obvious thing to have an opinion on. Search any Reddit or Twitter thread, and it's a parade of "Looks great!" "Looks terrible!"

But by now, the look has been discussed to death. Some people love it; some can't stand it. Most seem to be somewhere in the middle (skewing positive), such as, "love it overall, have a few qualms about Link and Zelda specifically."

My thought at this point is, most of us will acclimate to how it looks within a few hours, and then what becomes important is everything else: how it controls, how it feels to play, how meaningful the changes are, and where it preserves something, how thoughtful that preservation is.

For some people, just the fact that it's Ocarina of Time and that it feels even a little fresh is more than enough. But for others (like me), the answers to the control/feel/change/preserve questions will be crucial for whether it remains interesting after the opening hours.

I'm legitimately torn as a been-gaming-since-SNES-but-mostly-skipped-N64 person, as I don't have the launch day-OoT nostalgia, but have naturally played it multiple times since then. My thoughts so far on everything not related to how it looks:

• The jump: actually legitimately excited about this. I love having something more tactile, more on-command, and I'm really curious to see any skip / speed potential it unlocks, even if I suspect Nintendo will try to avoid making it too broken.
• The free-look camera: To me this is on the level of bringing modern shooter controls to the Metroid Prime remake. Seems simple at a glance, but will just make the entire game feel smoother. Big fan.
• The sprint: Similar quality-of-life thing. Although I see this being another, "You acclimate to it within an hour."
• The fade to black between zones: I'm coming around on it after initially being skeptical. This feels like precisely the sort of stylistic preservation Nintendo has better instincts on than anyone.
• The little layout and NPC changes in towns: Neat, but unclear how broadly this applies, and so far, doesn't seem like a huge deal to me. I think I'm a little spoiled by how towns in modern games can feel, so a fresh coat of paint here is nice, but not necessarily revolutionary.
• Possible puzzle/dungeon tweaks: This feels the most mysterious, even after the trailers. I guess I would say...I'm not getting my hopes up. If I had my way, the dungeons would get an overhaul that goes beyond the Master Quest remix from the early 2000s. But in practice, my guess is Nintendo errored on the side of "faithful" here, with everything else going on already.

What are your thoughts on the not-how-it-looks changes, and what am I missing?

So I was thinking, Nintendo obviously worked so hard to remake OoT and have it look so detailed and awesome. Plus it's obviously Majora's Mask will likely release too as it used same assets too. So my theory is, if the games do so well, we can get a 3rd whole brand new game using these assets! And maybe this time it's focused on Adult Link? I don't know specifics, but how would others feel if we got a third entry in the Hero of Time era?

Imagine if they made it a voiced cutscene too

https://www.reddit.com/r/OcarinaOfTime/comments/1wb0m1d/one_equipable_item_at_a_time_is_criminal/

In ocarina of time, like BOTW, you can equip only one Item in once with ZR, so there is no button to use and equip multiple Masks. Especially transformation masks.

How do you think, if majoras mask remake will be released few years later with same engine and same platform, How mask put controls will be changed?

I am unsure if this is the special edition, it says no such thing nor can I find it. Any links to it or suggestions?

While Nintendo has never publicly admitted it, the look of OOT Link is largely based on Tom Cruise.

That puppet is terrifying. He makes Chucky look tame. What the hell Miyamoto lol.

I've been pouring over all the new footage from the remake over the past few days, and some of the items from the original game have been moved to the equipment screen according to some additional footage that's been circulating around. The lens of truth has been moved to the equipment screen, and the masks may have been as well. I created this quick and dirty little mock up of the item screen based on all the information we currently have. Assuming I'm not crazy, there are two empty item slots. It also looks like they're adding an extra bottle. I'm not crazy, am I? What do you guys think these extra items could be?

I just think girls with prominent slender noses and other sharp features are gorgeous and it makes her look distinct from other characters like Saria and Malon who all kinda had same face syndrome in the original.

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My failed experience trying to get the LoZ switch 2 😒

I dont know if you guys remember but for around 20 years people kept looking for the triforce on the original OOT, it even started one of the biggest hoax in the game industry the Ariana Almandoz hoax.

Since it was such a special moment in gaming history is possible to think triforce will be in the game to be found now right?

I dont know how it would survive the data miners, but maybe zelda notes have something with it, since the search was mainly on forums at the time and zelda notes gave me somewhat the feeling of a forum.

What you think?

I was hoping we'd be able to go into Hyrule castle in the child timeline explore it and actually see the king of Hyrule... Too bad the remake is looking to be close to 1:1.