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Ocarina of Time 3DS


Panthers128

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Took a while but there is finally a game worth playing on the 3DS. It's been years since I finished the game on 64 and I'm enjoying the experience on 3DS all over again.

The graphics look smoother and crisper than they did on 64 although with the 3D enabled the graphics aren't quite as good as with it disabled. The 3D effect is well done in the game. Nice sense of depth in the dungeons and the items you acquire spin around and seem to be protruding from the screen. Obviously the controls aren't as efficient as they were on 64 but the stylus and touch screen is sufficient for accessing items once you've become accustomed to it.

One of the things I like about the 3DS is you can access the web browser during your gaming session. When I'm stuck in a dungeon without a clue of what to do next, I simply pull up the home screen and open the browser. My game is paused while I surf the web and find a guide. It's really convenient. Instead of becoming frustrated and quitting or having to run off to the computer, it's right there for me to access with ease.

Highly recommended.

http://www.gamerankings.com/3ds/997842-the-legend-of-zelda-ocarina-of-time-3d/index.html

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