I'm confused on why Nintendo fans are trying so hard to pit the Ocarina of Time Remake against GTA 6 as if these releases are comparable in any way.
One is an extremely faithful remake of a 1998 game, So the dungeons, story beats, mechanics and puzzles are all faithful and a byproduct of their time. Even the original loading screens are kept in. It's very much a 1998 game, brought to modern audiences. I am 100% sure its going to be fantastic, but its not a new game.
GTA 6 is a whole new game, building upon a nearly 30 year long legacy with 8 years of development behind it, following up directly on the highest rated game of the eighth generation being Red Dead 2.
If this was a new Legend of Zelda game, I'd get the comparison. But at this point, it genuinely feels like insecurity and Nintendo's fanbase is starting to come across as one of the most elitist, insufferable fanbases on here for how insecure they are over the fact that the remake won't be as big as GTA 6.
It's also just crazy that so many people are trying to portray GTA 6 as a "ball and gun" game when this franchise has consistently been revolutionary for the open world genre since its inception, with each entry doing something huge to impact the industry at its core.
Watch the Grand Theft Auto VI Launch Trailer, featuring the debut of “Flower in a Hurricane" from original score composers Justice feat. Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.
Grand Theft Auto VI arrives November 19: https://t.co/WC41QIhkKd
Nintendo has had a hell of a year
>Doubling down on keeping physical media
>Releasing new exclusives on a pretty much monthly basis
>No drastic price increases (console only increased in price by $50)
>Says they have no plans to use generative ai and calls it “problematic”