Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
It's critical to specify that I mean the 3DS remake.
It's more than just OoT on the go; it's OoT PRECISELY AS ENVISIONED BY MY NOSTALGIC MIND. It adds more detailed geometry, effects and textures where it counts and none where it would hurt. Because let's face it, even as an 8 year old I could see that it wasn't realistic. Fire is as flat as in the N64, hills are still sharp-angled, and hands are still slightly claw-like; but along with that, the skies are flawlessly beautiful, the colors pop with new vibrancy, the textures are detailed, the characters finally reflect the concept art with better proportions, and little details add more life to the world. Flowers grow here and there, walls are littered with posters, houses and shops are packed with their denizens' possessions...all precisely as my mind sees it when it fondly thinks back on the OoT of my childhood.
OoT3D is so far the most perfect remake I've ever seen and completely outdoes the original in my mind. Which is in many ways more impressive than making a new game altogether when thinking about the pedigree of the original.
It's critical to specify that I mean the 3DS remake.
It's more than just OoT on the go; it's OoT PRECISELY AS ENVISIONED BY MY NOSTALGIC MIND. It adds more detailed geometry, effects and textures where it counts and none where it would hurt. Because let's face it, even as an 8 year old I could see that it wasn't realistic. Fire is as flat as in the N64, hills are still sharp-angled, and hands are still slightly claw-like; but along with that, the skies are flawlessly beautiful, the colors pop with new vibrancy, the textures are detailed, the characters finally reflect the concept art with better proportions, and little details add more life to the world. Flowers grow here and there, walls are littered with posters, houses and shops are packed with their denizens' possessions...all precisely as my mind sees it when it fondly thinks back on the OoT of my childhood.
OoT3D is so far the most perfect remake I've ever seen and completely outdoes the original in my mind. Which is in many ways more impressive than making a new game altogether when thinking about the pedigree of the original.