@YoszenKenway@BlackMaskGR Of course, but your terrible opinion would be in the minority. Those of us who played Ocarina in 1998, know that we witnessed the pinnacle of gaming.
@lecho_himself The best thing I can say about it, is that for moments I was a 13 yr old child with dreams again while playing it. The game isn’t as revolutionary as the original (nothing ever will be), but that “dream like” feel was conveyed perfectly.
@rulz999@gragnorr@WeaponOutfitter To be fair, we peaked as a civilization in the 1990s. It is unfortunate, replaying this masterpiece made yearn for those days.
@JustxmexBilly@Wilson_R38@nayibbukele The UN is likely laundering money with these “humanitarian” causes. Bukele just proved that with very little resources, the gangs were not a problem to deal with.
@LouisvilleGun@KommanderE6960 The impressive thing is that Bukele is making the UN look like corrupt fools. With a tiny fraction of UN’s resources, Bukele is cleaning up Haiti.
@YoszenKenway@BlackMaskGR He doesn’t need to. Sales and critical scores speak for themselves. It is not as amazing as the original was in 1998, but it is still greater than any game around in 2026.
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@RocketYonder@Eldonchorizo_ Nintendo had Miyamoto (a verifiable genius)…he groomed others on his design principles, and because Nintendo doesn’t tend to layoff employees…the same design principles and creativity are still thriving over there. MS and Sony do not have a studio like that.
@GenosPapa Indeed. The Remake was a confirmation that Nintendo EAD and Miyamoto were decades ahead of everyone else back in 1998. They understand game design better than anyone.
@cloud24bit@Pure_PS Not only that. Nintendo made the Ocarina remake on a 40-80 million budget…it will likely sell 8-10 million copies by January. That’s a lot of profit. Sony wishes it had that type of money making IP in their portfolio.
@DimLight_Games@Firebreather452@Pure_PS It doesn’t need to be revolutionary (tech wise) today. The original did all that (tech wise and in terms of design) in 1998.
It got 3-D adventuring right, on its first attempt. Every other open world game that came after it, took something from it.
@alt_account2026@GamingNexus1985@mrpyo1 Why should I? I thought I was losing interest in games, and now Ocarina has once again got me hooked. I am having the time of my life!