I am SEATED

I remember going to toysrus to get oot when i was 12. What truly makes this game one of the GOATs is it's pacing. The gameplay isn't overly complicated and it's equipment isn't overwhelming. Just enough adventure and mystery you don't count the hours you've played because it's so much fun. The sheer amount of revolutionary gameplay mechanics this game introduced cannot be overlooked. I remember when i finished the game for the first time and how sad i was because the adventure was over. I can't wait to play the remake over and over again.

I also first played Ocarina of Time as a kid when things felt a lot brighter, and now getting ready for the remake as an adult when things are a lot darker, the narrative really is even more impactful. Great to hear your analysis on this game, and I loved your concluding thoughts!

Another video essay on my 3rd favorite game of all time right under TP and MM?  I can’t get enough of these.

Ocarina of Time is not only my favorite Nintendo game, but one of my favorite games of all time. My journey with the game mirrors Link’s own journey, in that I played it once when I was a child and again earlier this year as an adult, loving it both times. Even though there’s no magical Ocarina that can take me back to my childhood, I’ll always have this game to remind me of that time and the memories I made back then

45:25 there’s actually a really interesting theory on this. It says that after Link went to Termina and learned The Song of Storms in Ikana Canyon, that after he returned to Hyrule he played the song at the windmill, which then prompted the man to teach the song to adult Link.

My goat got this video out in time for the remake. Can't wait to play ocarina of time again!

Yo I love that you use footage from the old game! Textures, the light and polygon sprites still carries that charm!

Best game ever made for a reason! Legendary indeed; this is the only game I still play yearly.

Is it the greatest game within the franchise no, does it have the best dungeon line up not by a long shot, and is the scenery a bit bland without hesitation but what it does have was the ability to introduce the world to a new style and giving not just its main character more personality but also the other NPC’s, it spawned not one, not two, but three different timelines. It was the gateway game that had to walk so that the future games could run and that is why it is still special to me

how can this guy no tht wen tht gmae dose not evan come out until next month

Always has been

The only downside its the enemy and mini boss stuff. Later games have way more unique enemies. Ocarina is very basic in that regard.

Why is it if you work on a computer somehow your job is sacred ? Automation and robots have replaced people making everything from cars to clothing, and there was silence from the white collar/ middle class, in fact they were over joyed that their net worth would go up, and things would be cheaper. Now that middle class jobs are at stake and are being threatened with technological advancement, we're all supposed to band together for them and boycott AI use? lol Especially after the last decade of being lectured to, and being openly resented by a large, vocal portion of the gaming industry. I say that as someone who was a bricklayer for 17 years before becoming a 3D artist. Too many unrealistic attitudes when it comes to AI. It's a business at the end of the day, it's formed to make money, and if it's publicly owned the CEO has a legal fiduciary responsibilities to the stockholders to do what's best for the company. Far too many activists masquerading as employees have made AI even more attractive, publicly spewing their political views ,and their often violent hatred for those who don't think exactly like they do, which is often quite ridiculous views for anyone over 17 to hold- having negative side effects for their profits.

Not a jab towards you, but I'm kinda tired of retrospective channels always making video about the same old popular games or the newest ones available. Most don't even dare entering niche Nintendo series, spin-offs of big franchises like Mario or Pokemon and neither indie games that aren't massively popular.
I vastly prefer content like that, that is against the norm and the surface level games everyone talks, the truly underrated ones.

But of course, that's just my opinion, I can always look to other channels to do that. But, just stating this here to hear if I'm alone with this or someone get me