Haha, can't really change the 3D model (will try now, though). About the fushia...I'd say those are artifacts caused by messing with the colors^^

Isn't that from the GBA?

Hmm, could be, let me try again:

It would be easier to just load up the VC tbh.

Again this has to do with the tech in 3d games (which Im guessing you are talking about otherwise my post would make no sense) in a 3d game like OOT you don't have a 360 degree view of the terrrain like in a 2d zelda you mostly see what is infront o you, it would be very annoying if they threw enemies from behind all the time in 3d zelda with you not knowing they are there. In order for that to work the camera would need to be fixed like say GOD of War (also 2d zelda have a fixed camera).

Another fun few minutes^^



Fixed hair, might get a tad too dark now, though. Starts to look more like the Sacred Forest than Hyrule Overworld XD

The pic I posted the game is secret of mana 2  (at least I think so in english) release later in the snes cycle see how different it looks (although the inexperience devs I was talking about were early nes titles)

Shrink the image size its over stretched

Here's our benchmark:

I don't think we pass.

Too much black inside the tree, for example. Wavy textures on grass that look like grease stains. The "sprites" are uninteresting.

The thing about older Zelda games being more "actiony" isn't entirely true. What was at issue was that enemies were always trying to get you, their attacks hurt, hearts were rare, death was easy, none of which really came back around in 3D Zelda until Skyward Sword (although enemies played more defensively in Skyward Sword, which still kept it diluted)

IMO it's the gloss that does it, too much gloss and highlighting, and not enough undertone.