/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4143056
Not everyone who plays Zelda is Egoraptor.

>>3662787

Is that MM cart a non-holographic one?

I don't think I could say anything that hasn't been said countless times already.

By the way I really recommend reading the Iwata Asks series on Ocarina of Time 3D, there's at least 3 of them, one with the original N64 team, another with the sound team, and then with the Grezzo team who did the 3D remake.

I especially like this part with one of the programmers and managers of the remake:

>Tonooka: Well, when I received the old program, I thought that all of the creators must have been in high spirits. In the comments box of the source program, someone had written something like, "We got an extension. I'm worried about my bonus. But at least now we can make this." (laughs)

>Iwata: Huh? Really?!

>Tonooka: Yeah. (laughs) And that enthusiasm of the programmers back then inspired us.

>Iwata: It would be hard to hold back after seeing that.

>Tonooka: Absolutely. (laughs) So we really dedicated ourselves to it. And while it applies to the whole Legend of Zelda series, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time feels handmade. Usually, programmers like to make a system and rules, but The Legend of Zelda isn't a game to quietly conform to those things. The source program itself feels handmade down to the finest details.

>Iwata: It isn't systematic. It's a conglomeration of elements made by individual craftsmen, but a conglomeration that hangs together as a total.

>Tonooka: That's right. When players get their hands on it, the creators' passion comes across. That may be why players rate it so highly.