At today’s Nintendo Direct Showcasing gameplay for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of TimeThis Japanese company’s long-awaited and ambitious remake of a classic is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 November 5.
The first thing that catches the eye is obviously Graphics, full of visual effects This seems to really reinvent the aesthetic of the series, combining original designs with new technology to create a combination that leaves you a little disoriented.
Link moved internally A seemingly huge worldan open and freely explorable map through which certain points of interest can be accessed, such as the city of Hyrule that looks rich and evocative.
Shigeru Miyamoto thought the Zelda Dungeon wasn’t very interesting when he was creating Ocarina of Time
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Ocarina of Time will include a day and night cycle, which we can influence using the protagonist’s ocarina and certain melodies, Maybe even hum them And use the Nintendo Switch 2 microphone to play them.
