a link between worlds

October 3, 2014

Zelda fans recreating Ocarina of Time in 2D

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Ask Nintendo fans what their favorite Zelda game is and there is a very strong chance that they will plump for either the Nintendo 64 classic Ocarina of Time or the older SNES hit A Link To The Past. Both are considered some of the best examples of adventure games ever made and are cherished by millions as important gaming experiences. Considering all of that it should come as no surprise that someone has finally decided to combine the two into one game. The remake, dubbed OOT 2D by its creators, is a new version of Ocarina of Time in the style of A Link To The Past. The video above shows off the work that the 10 developers have done so far. As you can see, the game world has been recreated in the top-down 2D view associated with earlier Legend of Zelda games. The team behind OOT 2D say that they are redrawing all the cutscenes from the original Nintendo 64 title, programming all the enemy A.I. to

July 4, 2014

Miyamoto discusses gameplay changes in The Legend of Zelda Wii U

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In an interview on the official Nintendo website, Shigeru Miyamoto has been speaking about the latest The Legend of Zelda game. The Wii U title, which was first announced at this year’s E3, is already highly anticipated, especially with the series producer, Eiji Aonuma, describing it as an open world game. Miyamoto moved to explain what this meant and how they are looking to change move forward the gameplay from the franchise to make it more modern. “This term means that there is a large world in which players can do numerous things daily,” said Miyamoto. “In the traditional ‘The Legend of Zelda’ series, the player would play one dungeon at a time. We are trying to gradually break down such mechanism and develop a game style in which you can enjoy “The Legend of Zelda” freely in a vast world, whenever you find the time to do so.” He later went on to say how last year’s The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds was part of this