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It's dawning on me that I haven't liked a new Zelda game since 2013. Haven't play TPHD or SSHD, but I'd probably like them just fine, so that would bring that year up a bit, but for actually new Zelda games, nothing's really worked for me. I might be a fake Zelda fan, guys.
I'm glad there are people who are excited for the remake. I wish I could be, but it just doesn't gel with me. But something you should never do is let my (or anyone's) pessimism get in the way of your ability to feel excitement and passion for something you love.
Yeah, I was saying I might cancel the OoT let's play because I was worried the new game might overshadow the points I was trying to make with it, but, honestly, from what I've seen the new game exemplifies the points I was trying to make. Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems that way.
Star Fox was interesting because I didn't like it at first, but by the end of the presentation I was sold on it. The graphics were overly realistic but unrealistic enough in a way that gave it charm. Ocarina of Time is just realistic in a way that doesn't have any charm to me.
I've been wanting an update to the story that explores the themes of the game more thoroughly, makes the characters have a bigger impact on the story and has the characters interact with Link in a way that gives them all more character. It's hard to tell if it's gonna deliver.
Yeah, I'm really not sure how to feel about it. There is such thing as too much detail and I think the game has too much detail. The cutscenes are giving me pause because they have more personality, but I can't tell if they're what I've been looking for in an OoT remake.
From the looks of it, the Ocarina of Time remake is just gonna be another faithful remake where they fiddle with the dialogue to make it feel new. Changing the presentation without actually changing the way the story was told. Hard to tell for sure since they didn't show much.
Okay, I'm not gonna lie, but I'm REALLY not vibing with the Ocarina of Time Remake's graphics. It really looks like all those fangames where they make the game look as realistic as possible but completely misunderstand the visual style of the original game.
For some reason I thought the Zelda Direct was tomorrow so I'm 10 minutes late so, uhhh... I'll be livetweeting as I watch on double speed to catch up. So far I've gotten to the Movie release announcement. Not really something I care about until they actually show stuff from it.
I don't know, I don't want to declare the series cancelled outright at the moment, mainly because it is hard to let go of years of work, a lot of which hasn't even been seen yet, but it really doesn't feel like there's a point right now. I'll see how I feel after the Direct.
It might just be because I'm very tired and possibly getting sick, but with the announcement of the Direct that will inevitably contain information about the Ocarina of Time remake, I'm not sure I want to continue my let's play of it.
It's been hard to get motivated to make it since it's been a lot of work and it got basically no response at all. I know views and stuff shouldn't matter, but when you spend years planning and 10s of hours per video executing, getting nothing back is really disheartening.