Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time appreciation thread.

[CELL]

The GOAT game. When you started in that little village to going into the Deku tree and putting in work, until you pull the Master Sword out the Temple of Light and the entire game becomes status.

just thinking about it and I'm getting emotional.

 

[chuckifubuck]

first time those redeads come thru had a nikka

 

[Hightower]

My favorite video game of all time. Game was just in every which way

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

My favorite childhood game. The sense of accomplishment when you finally turn into adult link was

 

[L@CaT]

Im still amazed at how they were able to develop such a complete game with such limited space... If I remember correctly, those Cartridges were like 750mb... That game took atleast 10 hours to complete..

Amazing experience, one I remember fondly as a young kid

 

[Tom]

own it but never actually beat it...


never actually beat any Zelda or Mario game to be honest


I might actually have a chance of breaking that curse with Mario Galaxy 2 tho. Got like 45 stars so far

 

[Fatboi1]

I started playing this gem since I was a little kid but never beat. I recently beat OOT back in 2010 I believe. I just loved Kakariko village, Hyrule Market and some of the dungeon designs.

 

[Bob Loblaw]

A nikka is still stuck in the water village yall.

 

[CELL]

I literally grew up playing it. I'd get stuck in a spot only to come back to that same spot in a couple of years, get stuck again and come back to finally beat it.

Picked it up cheap second hand and I had no idea it was even critically acclaimed till I was in my early teens. I miss those days

 

[The_Dread_Dormammu]

Favorite game ever... What an experience it was playing it..

 

[Wild self]

The game feels like an interactive Disney movie. It was basically a game about life as we know it. Start out as a kid, inexperienced. Get more experience, with more happy and sad moments. Grow up, get into shock how things changed. See more challenges. Overcome these challenges. Finally face your biggest fears and understand the concept of a legacy.

That is what OoT was, really.

 

[CELL]

The game feels like an interactive Disney movie. It was basically a game about life as we know it. Start out as a kid, inexperienced. Get more experience, with more happy and sad moments. Grow up, get into shock how things changed. See more challenges. Overcome these challenges. Finally face your biggest fears and understand the concept of a legacy.

That is what OoT was, really.

Struggling to determine whether the point being made is good or bad. I'll take it as good and dap you breh

 

[Kaydigi]

Game made me sell my 64, magazines hyped that shyt to no end but I thought the camera and graphics were awful.

I'm going to cop the 3DS one and try again all you cats can't be wrong.

 

[Tony_Siegel]

this game bodied my life... and i ain't even know what life was at the time...

Spoiler

 

[Type Username Here]

Greatest fukking game ever made and that will ever be made.