Oot.
The only game that had everything in it.
1) Insanely good visuals
2) next generation gameplay
3) really good music
4) loads of content and replay value.
It introduced a lot, from controls to day and night cicles to horse riding in a 3d world like that was just amazing. Minigames like the fishing game that where better then most full games out there. Also kid + grown up link which made it feel like the game had everything. ( you felt like playing multiple games in one game )
In other words it was excellent.
About the other zelda's:
- Never bothered with 2D zelda's they looked bad to me.
- MM just felt like a wrong turn for a zelda in my view. I liked the timeless design it had in OOT. I was always roaming around doing not much, but just on my pace try to find out where to go and what to do on my own pace.
MM gave you a massive clock with time on it and the world will be destroyed if you didn't do your stuff in x amount of time. Then it resets etc. Turned it off never played it further. Felt like they totally missed the point of zelda OOT.
Windwalker looked like hot trash when it came out, it holds up because of its overly cartoony style now. But even when it came out people didn't bother with it in my neighborhood. Looked like a kid game at that time. I still never played it and never will because it looks overly cartoony.
that other gamecube one, looked bad already from day one, didn't even bother getting it.
Wii one skyward sword, also looked visually like hot garbage to me. Did not even bother with it for one second.
At this point other games already took over my zelda needs that did move forwards with time.
Breath of the wild looks interesting, i most likely will get it when cemu supports it so i can mod the hell out of it and push propper visuals forwards. But even then not sure if i'm still bothered with zelda to be honest.
What nintendo needs to do is, pick up hints from other developers. Make a next gen looking zelda that looks insanely good, with good music, next generation gameplay that moves 1 step further then the rest again, with loads of interesting content. In a massive good looking world.
Currently it feels like nintendo has been behind the market for a good couple of years with there games. It all looks extreme lazy to me.
Mario oddessey is the first game really that gives me the fibes about nintendo finally returning towards the n64 age of game making. If the market will be happy with it probably not. But atleast i will be.
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