The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is mostly a remake from the popular Ocarina of Time, but with time consuming fun.
+Awesome Graphics
+Nice Story to play along
+Controls
+Many instruments
+Three Days...
The Bad:
-Shorter
-Camera
The Legend of Zelda has many fables that can be unfolded into the mysterious libary of Nintendo. Zelda has a unique storyline, tending not to follow one or the other, the Zelda franchise got rid of that, what happens after this Zelda game? Well now, after the Ocarina of Time, you probably wonder why Link went back to his past? The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is the most unique story of all Zeldas' ever told. After taken the events of Ocarina of Time, Link finds himself finding another adventure with his horse Epona, and his trust y Ocarina of Time. What he didn't expect was Skull Kid waiting for him in the Forest. The part that really unfolds of being robbed by the mysterious Skull Kind and taking your horse with two mischieved fairies by his side. Somehow you follow him into this cave in Hyrule and suddenly fell into a pit... finding yourself in another land called Termina.
The graphics are just superb, and have many details from Mountains to Oceans. Seeing the landscapes are marvelous, seeing the snowy mountains from a huge distance. However, you are basically playing the Ocarina of Time's engine, so mostly you seen in that game is what you will mostly see in this game. It seems lazy to me if you just reuse the character models in the first game and just stuck them into a game. Even the game is not even bigger than Ocarina of Time, which is a stand for Zelda game not meaning to be thirteen dungeons long, only five.
The gameplay is so very different on how you play the game. Since you are on Termina... right? You have to save it from the Moon. You are proably thinking, what the #$#$? The moon? Yes, the story also unfolds that Skull Kid was wearing the Majora's Mask, making his so powerful that his trick was to make the Moon crash on Clock Town within THREE DAYS. But don't worry because the Time Goddess is by your side, and she will let Link and Tatl relive this days as long as she pleased. All you have to do is to play the Song of Time and you will return to the first day. It's fun, it's new, but what is not cool is the the saving system. You have to save by the Owl Statues and quit the game to save.
Gameplay wise, the Masks will play has a huge role in this one. Since you have to work with the crazy Mask Collector, he wants you to collect the Majora's Mask. The only way to get to this mask is to collect mutliple masks that will let you transform into other species, make you fast, ect. Collecting these masks are very hard to perform, but once have, your tasks will be a lot easier.
The sound is just marvelously superb... just saying perfect is what is all asking for. The game will let you play as four instruments throughout the game. You can collect these instruments by collecting the masks. Music in the game are awesome, and are to the max. Some things like the enemies screeches are lame and annoying, but you won't find it too bothersome.
So at the end, this game is superb. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is mostly a remake from the popular Ocarina of Time, but with time consuming fun. It may not be as great as the Ocaring of Time, but it is sure as more involving than playing the other ones. If you still can make that Nintendo 64 blow the dust away, this is one to reconsider another round.