I still like OoT - it did kind of set the benchmark for later games, and graphics aside still pretty much holds it's own. If you like playing classic games anyway, then it's well worth getting hold of.SmarterThanYou said:I have never played Ocarina of Time. *braces himself*
Now that I've pissed off a great deal of Zelda fans, I have a question. Is it worth playing today? I've been a big fan of the more recent Zelda games (my first was Twilight Princess when I was 12, and I still regard that game as one of my all-time favorites), and I'm not sure if Ill get much originality from Ocarina, because so much of it has been referenced in the later games. Still, I also have a fondness for classic games, and these are games I enjoy. So, I'm wondering, should I pick it up now thats its on 3DS and I'm able to get a 3DS?
Also, to add additional discusion value; feel free to talk about your favorite Zelda game and why its your favorite. For me, it's Twilight Princess, for numerous reasons. It was my first Zelda game, and the game that opened my eyes to the potential of videogames as a storytelling medium. I absolutely love the wide-open world, the art design, and the atmosphere, and of all the Zelda games I've played, the Goron Mines are still one of my favorite dungeons.
As for my favourite, I'd probably say Majora's mask. Same engine and setup as OoT, but it was far more immersive, and is really quite dark and creepy in places.
And there's time travel in it. Nuff said.