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Nintendo releases The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake

The remake features overhauled graphics, new battle animations, and a new Threads of Time system, while retaining the original story and gameplay.

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At a glance

The remake features overhauled graphics, new battle animations, and a new Threads of Time system, while retaining the original story and gameplay.

What the briefing reports

Nintendo has released a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, with significant upgrades to its graphics, including new battle animations and special effects. The game's art director aimed to rebuild Hyrule while retaining the feel of the original. The game features a new Threads of Time system to help track quests and objectives.

The game's story and gameplay remain unchanged, with Nintendo choosing not to alter the original narrative. The camera system has also been improved to be fully adjustable. This remake retains the original story and gameplay while introducing new features such as the Threads of Time system.

The game's graphics have been overhauled, including new battle animations and special effects, to enhance the overall gaming experience. Overall, the remake offers an updated version of the classic game, with improvements to graphics and gameplay mechanics.

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  1. engadget
  2. npr-tech

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