Mr Khan on 23 February 2014
| Soleron said: Would finally prove Nintendo doesn't care about selling hardware. |
Majora's Mask's appeal is hard to guage due to the required peripheral. Similar to Skyward Sword, in a way. Both came late in their console's lives with very little else supporting the console at the time (though N64 had a better last year than either GC or Wii) and required a peripheral to function.
I'd argue that the game has a lot that could really sell, namely the focus on building a living, breathing world, and the three-day system hurting the game's linearity (though it was still linear in the end). The game could do well to appeal to modern action-adventure fans who crave something more along the lines of a Skyrim or GTA. Majora's Mask is the Zelda that was closest in that direction.
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
