Wait, what? I was actually thinking of getting this on 3DS to relive the experience. Why would they change the temples?!?

That, and the two major things I hated abotu that game were two things Egoraptor brought up: 

1 - Everything is waiting. While playingI was just waiting and waiting and waiting and getting so impatient because it seemed so many enemies were just "hang around and wait while the enemy sidestepped around you". Then there's all the stupid dialogue boxes that annoy the shit out of you, and just everything seemed annoyingly frustrating.  

2 - The most poignant thing he said in the entire video was "I know that's the nature of 3D, but if it doesn't work in 3D you change it.  If the formula doesn't work, you change the formula."  And I think much of this game applied to that.  HAving enemies jump on you from where you couldn't see, having the camera be so shitty, and not being able to see or aim at some things was just needlessly frustrating. I realize those are zelda tropes, and I Realize many of them were fixed in the sequels, but if you can't make it work, don't do it.  It's not right that this game gets unreal praise despite the fact that so much of what it did just didn't work, simply because some of its changes to the third dimension resulted in some pretty damn good upgrades (namely the Z-targetting combat)

It's been simplified in the remake, I hear.

BraLoD said: Sorry for letting the thread without updates, but I am really having almost no time to play it since I started it, so I'm really at the first part of the game with not much to say yet. But to people worried with the graphics aging badly, I'm finding them amazing, I didn't played it in 1998 but I have played a lot of games even older than this before and I know that was really good to 1998 standarts. Note: playing the N64 version. But the main point is that the game really seems to have an amazing felling into it, I really liked it so far, and the music is too very good until now. (and Navi is really annoying ). I don't know how long the game is, but I'll not try to rush into it, I wanna experience the fullest of it, as I always try to do with the games I play. I'll try to give some updates when I play a little more of it, maybe I can play a little more later.

Make sure you play with a Rumble Pak. ;)

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Yea, there is quite literally nothing to do in Hyrule Field.

not completely true..there are some hidden underground areas and when you play as grown up Link there will be more things..

well I loved it

By broken gameplay, he could mean like Final Fantasy 8. Where you just don't know where to go, an you keep trying everywhere but can't progress, because you somehow overlook what you needed to do to progress. I've done so myself in Ocarina of Time, plus there an area in the game where they only have arrows to guide you in the 3DS version only, which would be another example of broken gameplay on the non-3DS version.

DPAD has 8 directions keyboard also has. So no 360° movement at all. TombRaider 1+2 had no analog stick support.