The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D

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Universal acclaim- based on 1936 Ratings

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  1. garyw_81
    Mar 14, 2015
    10
    easily the greatest game of all time with fixes to previous minor gripes (pausing to change into iron bots anyone?). this game has actually aged really well also still having the best game play you will find anywhere.
  2. LordMOrion
    Sep 17, 2017
    2
    This game might have a good story and even game mechanics. However it has dreadful controls, in fact nothing I have ever played is as awkward to control as this game. In fairness some of the fault lies with the 3DS, its not the best console for this type of game. However other games manage it. I am sorry to criticise the Legend of Zelda, as I loved the Oracles games and BotW but this justThis game might have a good story and even game mechanics. However it has dreadful controls, in fact nothing I have ever played is as awkward to control as this game. In fairness some of the fault lies with the 3DS, its not the best console for this type of game. However other games manage it. I am sorry to criticise the Legend of Zelda, as I loved the Oracles games and BotW but this just isn't good enough.… Expand
  3. FranciscoM
    Mar 5, 2019
    9
    Took me a while to complete this game because of how hard it is to navigate at times. Leaving the game unplayed for a few weeks can be a problem when you return and don't know what to do. Honestly that's the only complaint I have about this game, otherwise, it's great! Amazing story, very cool concept and a must have on the 3DS!
  4. ktjayhawk77
    Mar 20, 2019
    9
    One of the best remakes of one of my top 3 all time favorite video games. Very well remastered - graphics are WAAAAY better than the dated N64 version, and I actually preferred the controls over the N64. Also, the frame-rate was a lot smoother than N64, making it way more fun to play. I only have one minor gripe, which make this a 9 instead of a 10 - the volume of the music seems prettyOne of the best remakes of one of my top 3 all time favorite video games. Very well remastered - graphics are WAAAAY better than the dated N64 version, and I actually preferred the controls over the N64. Also, the frame-rate was a lot smoother than N64, making it way more fun to play. I only have one minor gripe, which make this a 9 instead of a 10 - the volume of the music seems pretty low compared to other 3ds games I’ve played, even without a lot of background noise. This is a must - buy for any Zelda fan and 3ds owner!… Expand
  5. Thwompthing
    Oct 2, 2020
    10
    Edit 9/29/2020 - Updated my score from 9 to 10. Just finished the Fire Temple and just entered the Water Temple and this is the best 3DS game I've played so far, with many to go on my backlist. Despite some camera issues, everything in this game is PERFECT, especially on the XL. Music, dungeon design, gameplay, secrets....all excellent. Story is pretty much non existent, but it isEdit 9/29/2020 - Updated my score from 9 to 10. Just finished the Fire Temple and just entered the Water Temple and this is the best 3DS game I've played so far, with many to go on my backlist. Despite some camera issues, everything in this game is PERFECT, especially on the XL. Music, dungeon design, gameplay, secrets....all excellent. Story is pretty much non existent, but it is Zelda after all, and Nintendo was never much about story in their games.

    And the addition of the touch screen makes equipping items that much easier. It's seamless.

    Having finally started my 3DS journey in 2020 (better late than never for this amazing portable console), Ocarina is my second game after Mario Kart 7, which came with my 2DS XL. And I was not disappointed.

    I just finished the Temple of Light and met Ganandorf, and just about to start my first Temple of Sages, but after about 5 hours I have been absolutely hooked. The visuals, sound and gameplay are all great. Targeting and controls are a little annoying from time to time, but nothing even remotely game breaking.

    A Link to the Past is still my all time favorite Zelda game, but I also have A Link Between Worlds to try. But so far with Ocarina, I am pleasantly surprised since I haven't played a handheld console since the Gameboy Advance, which lasted like a week for me, lol. Too busy with PC and main console I guess. Ocarina 3D is a gorgeous game on a 9-10 year old handheld and I'm glad I FINALLY started playing these Nintendo games again, after being a Playstation and Xbox fanboy for so long.

    I am just loving Ocarina, and the only reason I do not give it a 10 is because I feel like it's just so ancient and Hyrule Field is so barren, but I'm sure if I would have bought this on N64 back in the day I would have drooled. Even the almighty Ocarina soundtrack isn't as good as A Link to the Past's, imo. But for this old 3D adventure it is just beautiful. I'm grateful I experienced Mario 64 on the N64, but I wish I would have had the opportunity to play Ocarina.

    Regardless of all that, my first experience with OoT has been awesome so far on the 3DS and I can't wait to finish it and check out Majora's Mask.    … Expand
  6. Inuyasha1
    Oct 9, 2021
    10
    인류 역사상 세계최고의 게임 1위.. ㄷㄷ 무너지지 않는 불멸의 메타스코어 역대 평점 1위 기록. 젤다의적은 젤다 뿐이라는걸 실감 시켜준 게임. 오로지 젤다 야숨을 능가하는 게임은 지구상에 젤다 시오뿐..
  7. TeaFan556
    Dec 21, 2021
    9
    [RU]
    Отличная часть! Придирка лишь к затянутому началу, на котором не всегда было ясно что делать. А так, просто прекрасная игра.
  8. TheDuner13
    Aug 6, 2022
    10
    goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood
  9. MaximusZeldafan
    Jun 10, 2023
    0
    One of the worst remasters I have ever played in my life. The movement feels awful. Link moves awful and not 360 like he usually does (windwaker, twilight princess, skyward sword, etc.) . The worst part is the fact that you can't move the camera but i guess that is the 3ds's fault. When the camera can't move it is hard to platform. And even if you can just L target to move your camera, itOne of the worst remasters I have ever played in my life. The movement feels awful. Link moves awful and not 360 like he usually does (windwaker, twilight princess, skyward sword, etc.) . The worst part is the fact that you can't move the camera but i guess that is the 3ds's fault. When the camera can't move it is hard to platform. And even if you can just L target to move your camera, it doesn't help that link has bad and oppressed directional movement to the point where you keep trying to L target to the right direction, but it wouldn't work. 0/10 game with embarrasingly dated parts to it like the bugs, sound effects, and bad but improved graphics which really isn't much considering Oot came out back in the 90's. If you ever want to have an awesome experience with this game, play the original. It is really unfortanate how they butchered such a legendary game.… Expand
  10. sa66o6
    Sep 22, 2011
    10
    Ocarina of time is one of those timeless classics that are considered the BEST ever in the whole industry, and The classic on the n64 was definitely one of if not the best games ever made, and on the 3ds it's even better.

    - cons -The Remake isn't perfect, and the only REAL complain one could possibly have is the soundtrack.It still is amazing, but the quality is rather low, if the music    Ocarina of time is one of those timeless classics that are considered the BEST ever in the whole industry, and The classic on the n64 was definitely one of if not the best games ever made, and on the 3ds it's even better.

    - cons -The Remake isn't perfect, and the only REAL complain one could possibly have is the soundtrack.It still is amazing, but the quality is rather low, if the music was orchestrated it would have been much better.The only other issue i can think of is Hyrule field's low geometry, and this is kind of a stupid complain because the game still looks great and this doesn't effect the gameplay at all.

    - Pros +Other than that this remake is a great showcase of how remakes should be done.It adds new features (like the flipped Master Quest, the Boss Challenge and the shikah stones) that don't break the feel of the game, and makes a lot of little polishes and things that only veterans will notice, like the improved physics, and hit detection, the improved camera and all the new easter eggs.Another strong point is the Presentation, The game Looks great, it looks the way it was meant to be, characters and environments have been totally redesigned and look much better.The animation and Framerate are also a lot smoother.The one orchestrated track that has been added to the game is amazing and it sounds just awesome.

    All in all this is a great remake of a classic game, and it makes the game even better.The lack of an orchestrated soundtrack is disappointing, but there is no denying it, this game is a MUST BUY for every 3ds owner or Zelda fan in general.    … Expand
  11. BasilZero
    Apr 8, 2017
    10
    Game: The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D
    Genre: Action/Adventure
    Developer: Nintendo System: Nintendo 3DS (3DS) Total Score: 100/100 Value Score: 10/10 • Story: 10/10 • Characters: 10/10 • GamePlay: 10/10 • Graphics: 10/10 • Sound: 10/10 • Music: 10/10 • Length: 10/10 • Replay Value: 10/10 • Player Value: 10/10 Pros +The game has been remade with improved visuals    Game: The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D
    Genre: Action/Adventure
    Developer: Nintendo
    System: Nintendo 3DS (3DS)
    Total Score: 100/100
    Value Score: 10/10

    • Story: 10/10
    • Characters: 10/10
    • GamePlay: 10/10
    • Graphics: 10/10
    • Sound: 10/10
    • Music: 10/10
    • Length: 10/10
    • Replay Value: 10/10
    • Player Value: 10/10

    Pros
    +The game has been remade with improved visuals and sound. Character designs look way more sharper and improved
    +Includes The Master Quest
    +Includes a Boss Challenge mode
    +The use of the touch screen assist in inventory management which makes swapping between items easier and more accessible during the adventure
    +The touchscreen also assists in playing the ocarina showcasing the notes and other information
    +The ability to choose between using manual and gyro controls when using tools and items
    +Introduction of "Visions" from Sheikah stones allow you to look at hints if you are stuck in the game
    +Iron/Hover boots can now be equipped as usable tools/items rather than equipment like in the original

    Cons
    -N/A    … Expand
  12. Ness64
    Jan 8, 2013
    9
    A port that improved on all of the aspects in the original that could have used improving. While at its core, it's still the same classic, it makes great use of the mechanics that were already in the game and improves others such as the boot switching and the first person aiming which were the main issues with the original game's controls.
  13. theculling
    Feb 23, 2013
    10
    The young bucks weren't around to witness what this game did for gaming in general, and there hasn't been many games that can claim what OoT can. There's a good reason why this is the best reviewed game of ALL TIME, and ninteno sweetened the deal with a beautiful coat of paint. The sky looks stunning, the water almost glows at night and the motion controls are precise and fluid StillThe young bucks weren't around to witness what this game did for gaming in general, and there hasn't been many games that can claim what OoT can. There's a good reason why this is the best reviewed game of ALL TIME, and ninteno sweetened the deal with a beautiful coat of paint. The sky looks stunning, the water almost glows at night and the motion controls are precise and fluid Still one of the best games ever, now more polished and juicy looking. How could bring I say no?… Expand
  14. ricklongo
    Mar 14, 2013
    9
    In the years since Ocarina of Time was release to "Best Game Ever" acclaim, much has changed in the Zelda franchise and in open-world games as a whole. Some of these changes, to which we have gotten used, understandably count against the gameplay in this remake, especially since more recent games are more fluid and less likely to leave you clueless as to what to do next. However, Link'sIn the years since Ocarina of Time was release to "Best Game Ever" acclaim, much has changed in the Zelda franchise and in open-world games as a whole. Some of these changes, to which we have gotten used, understandably count against the gameplay in this remake, especially since more recent games are more fluid and less likely to leave you clueless as to what to do next. However, Link's time-travelling adventure remains entirely charming, with compelling storyline, likeable characters, and (Water temple aside) fun and well-crafted dungeons. What's better, the touch screen smooths out equipment management, which was way too tedious in the original. And yes, the absolutely exhillarating final battle remains, in my humble opinion, the best of all time.… Expand
  15. AhmadAlsumain
    Feb 21, 2019
    10
    This game has aged very well. Really, it is as good now as it was 15 years ago. Plus, the new master quest makes the adventure even more challenging and fun. Pick this now!
  16. meustice
    Aug 16, 2013
    10
    Ocarina of time 3d was one of the best games ever made. It is amazing on what you could do in the game like collecting all the gold skulltulas and getting all the magical powers. Also the game had some of the most amazing boss fights i have ever seen in any game .This master piece deserves a perfect score for sure. If you don't have it you should go out and get it right now.
  17. Nortonator369
    Oct 20, 2013
    10
    This is truly a great flashback to the greatest game ever made. This was the first experience I have had with Zelda game and I can't stop coming back to it, and the master quest was amazing aswell, the improved graphics, the reimagined controls and the gyroscopic capabilities truly have remade this game into an experience to remember
  18. Doodahday66
    Mar 17, 2014
    10
    I think a lot of people are just expecting a bit too much of this remake, because it IS just a remake, not an improved version or anything. Yes, this game is quite old, but if you haven't played the original N64 version, this is worth a try. The story is one that has been overused(through that may not of been the case at the time of its original release), but everything else isI think a lot of people are just expecting a bit too much of this remake, because it IS just a remake, not an improved version or anything. Yes, this game is quite old, but if you haven't played the original N64 version, this is worth a try. The story is one that has been overused(through that may not of been the case at the time of its original release), but everything else is near-superb, and while the game could've been different and improved in many areas, it is just a remake(I can't stress that enough), and it's really no different from its N64 version.… Expand
  19. Andremax
    Sep 11, 2018
    10
    Definitively, videogames getting old well is very a difficulty work. For many reasons, better technologies, mechanics, another ideas, realism about graphics, and more. But playing Ocarina of Time 3D we can see that game is more visually beautiful and got old very well and continues bringing funny even newest players and impressing until nowadays without looking dated or obsolete, even inDefinitively, videogames getting old well is very a difficulty work. For many reasons, better technologies, mechanics, another ideas, realism about graphics, and more. But playing Ocarina of Time 3D we can see that game is more visually beautiful and got old very well and continues bringing funny even newest players and impressing until nowadays without looking dated or obsolete, even in middle of many other amazing games released after it. Obligatory for any gamer, as N64 as 3DS version.… Expand
  20. Globox_ARG
    Sep 22, 2013
    10
    Un clasico de todos los Legend of Zelda, muy entretenido, con muchos puzzles y es el primer Legend of Zelda en 3D, un juego que si o si debes tener, si tenes un Nintendo 3DS
  21. Pad_Lock
    Oct 15, 2013
    10
    My second favorite Zelda game and in my top two or three of all games. It has my favorite soundtrack from a game and a fantastic story. My only problem is that you couldn't change items on the bottom screen without pausing the game.
  22. oll31991
    Oct 20, 2013
    10
    There's just one thing to add.. its even better then the original! if you haven't played the original don't worry because this game makes perfect sense for 3DS and has stunning visuals compared to any other 3DS game I've tried so far.
  23. koyukon
    Dec 17, 2014
    8
    The only problem I have with it is they squeezed down the size of the environments to suit the handheld and so the rooms and bosses are noticeably smaller than the console version. Apart from that, great game, great music, great adventure, great puzzles, characters and environments.
  24. chrisormondroyd
    Nov 6, 2013
    10
    I cannot remember my first moments in this game. I can only imagine how intoxicated I was, how involved I became as the story unfurled in front of me. The music, the world and the character's are all mixed into one memory... that of an absolute gaming bliss, one where storytelling and gameplay is prime, and even after twenty years it still shows.
    I used to play this game on N64 when I was    I cannot remember my first moments in this game. I can only imagine how intoxicated I was, how involved I became as the story unfurled in front of me. The music, the world and the character's are all mixed into one memory... that of an absolute gaming bliss, one where storytelling and gameplay is prime, and even after twenty years it still shows.
    I used to play this game on N64 when I was a child, but I had help from my mum and step dad to get through it. Without them I doubt I would have gotten very far. I'm not sure if that's a bad thing, though I can easily assume it would have put off many a gamer when they first began, but now after learning all of it's secrets I am spellbound. Whenever I am asked about the greatest game ever made I quote Ocarina of Time. There's something about it's music that invites you into its world like an old friend, it's charismatic and curious characters that define the type of story, and the classic theme of good vs evil that compels, despite being a little samey.
    Until now I have been a little shady about the actual game, and blurred the lines claiming this and that. I'll try now to give a clearer explanation about the game and why it is so beloved.
    The story starts off with a young boy called Link having a nightmare about a red-haired man riding through flames. We get a glimpse of Zelda running away, and Link facing Ganandorf... the screen fading to black not shortly after. The Great Deku tree, the protector of the Kokiri children, instructs Navi to find the young boy Link and bring him forward. After finding a sword and shield, actually a cleverly disguised tutorial, you are finally granted access into his presence.
    That is a pretty detailed explanation of the beginning, but straight away the addictive and cheerful music kicks in and you are left to discover whatever it is you are meant to be doing. There is no hand holding (excluding the Sheik Stones which are added in the 3ds version) and I'm not surprised that this sort of gaming is gone from the world now. Skyward sword holds your hand ALOT with Fi, constantly telling you what to do. Sure, Navi gives you a HEY now and then, but her remarks are generally quite elusive and only hint at what you have to do. It's as if the industry is now afraid at you getting frustrated and quitting, resulting in no future purchases for the countless sequels that are spat out once every year. I think this will eventually turn back (the internet people, come on, if you're stuck just Google, it's that simple and developers shouldn't be that scared anyway).
    Anyway, after the small puzzle of actually having to find the information out yourself to move forward, you are cast into the depths of the Great Deku Trees belly, so to speak, all to banish the evil within and save the guardians life. Alas (SPOILERS) your efforts are in vain, though your courage having being tested (and proved) you are rewarded with the forest spiritual stone. It turns out there are three, another located over Hyrule Field to the North East in Death mountain and the last North West in Zora's Domain. These three stones will open the way to the Sacred Realm within the Temple of Time, the holy resting place of the Triforce, a power left by the gods that grants any user one wish. Obviously, this then leads on to the whole good vs evil story, but it does all feel very epic and not generic, surprisingly. This may be because of the amount of detail Nintendo put into their world, and the speech the different creatures were given to speak.
    Obviously the main reason someone would read a review for the Legend of Zelda 3ds version is because they would be wondering if it was worth replaying on another system. The answer to that would be an assured yes, but of course I already made that obvious. The graphics have improved, not significantly so but they retain the look and feel of the previous game's, so no complaints there. It is bright and colorful, and oftentimes quite dark, but the game never looks outdated and even after all this time certainly never feels it. It's easy to see why Nintendo have used this game as a draft for all future releases, but when it's this good, why the hell not? They have also added a boss rush mode, where you can fight all of the main games bosses in one go. I never personally did this because I thought it might hurt replay value (why would I want to ruin the reward for completing a dungeon?). They also included the Master Quest version, where the entire game is reflected and twice as much damage is inflicted upon you. Also, the dungeons have been tweaked and made harder, so is definitely worth a try. It is worth noting however that they original game needs completing first to unlock this, something that may be annoying for people that have already played before on the N64.
    In conclusion, it magically feels real, and as the lines between games and the real world begin to retract, and The Legend of Zelda becomes something very special indeed.    … Expand
  25. djb3301
    Nov 13, 2013
    10
    This review is not effected by my childhood, because i got this version 1st, and it had been out a while anyway (I'd never played Zelda) and i say it's freaking amazing. I love the series because of it. OoT was extremely expansive (especially for the n64), i cant say much about the graphics because i played on 3DS, but i played a bit of MM so i say they're pretty impressive. It controlsThis review is not effected by my childhood, because i got this version 1st, and it had been out a while anyway (I'd never played Zelda) and i say it's freaking amazing. I love the series because of it. OoT was extremely expansive (especially for the n64), i cant say much about the graphics because i played on 3DS, but i played a bit of MM so i say they're pretty impressive. It controls well, and i love it… Expand
  26. thechunker28
    Nov 18, 2013
    10
    this game is a 3d remake of a classic and perfect game this remake made it that much better everything is better the graphics the controls the story is great and there is no more I can ask more of this game
  27. elcano
    Dec 6, 2013
    10
    Same N64 classic but with little upgrades such as 3D effect, touch screen interface and Gamecube-like graphics makes this game perfect for beginners and veterans of this game.
  28. jct400thz
    Jan 15, 2014
    10
    The greatest game of all time from N64, made into The greatest game in the universe on 3DS, IN 3D!!!!!!! It's just so nostalgic, and i like playing a game that i can take with me almost anywhere. It's just outstanding, that within 15 years you can make a Dual Screen handheld that's 5x stronger than a N64. in 3D! it's amazing that it can also even keep a very stable FPS and keep it'sThe greatest game of all time from N64, made into The greatest game in the universe on 3DS, IN 3D!!!!!!! It's just so nostalgic, and i like playing a game that i can take with me almost anywhere. It's just outstanding, that within 15 years you can make a Dual Screen handheld that's 5x stronger than a N64. in 3D! it's amazing that it can also even keep a very stable FPS and keep it's awesomeness, plus a new Master Quest, which i mastered too. this game is 1 inch of pure awesomeness. why don't they make F-Zero 3DX? hey, if Mario Kart 7 can keep 60 FPS, then F-Zero X could too. but anyway, this game is one of the best games i have seen. IN MY LIFE!… Expand
  29. TheRebel
    Jun 24, 2016
    9
    Gameplay:
    Ocarina of Time, like other Zelda games, is an action-adventure game with RPG elements. The unique aspect of this Zelda game is the use of the Ocarina, which controls time. The ocarina can be used to bring sun or rain, to unlock passages, and to transport to certain locations. Staples of Zelda gameplay are present, such as dungeons, boss battles, finding treasures, etc. Many new    Gameplay:
    Ocarina of Time, like other Zelda games, is an action-adventure game with RPG elements. The unique aspect of this Zelda game is the use of the Ocarina, which controls time. The ocarina can be used to bring sun or rain, to unlock passages, and to transport to certain locations. Staples of Zelda gameplay are present, such as dungeons, boss battles, finding treasures, etc. Many new players may find it difficult to know where to go to progress in the game, but that's an element of an old game.

    Story:
    A young boy named Link, a Hyrulian who finally gains his own guardian fairy, must begin his journey in order to stop Gannondorf from taking the triforce and destroying the world. Link must traverse various landscapes, environments and dungeons in order to restore peace to Hyrule.

    Graphics:
    Ocarina of Time's graphics are obviously outdated due to the fact that it is an old game; however, I am impressed with the 3D! Although many believe that 3D is a gimmick, this game proves that 3D can enhance a game's experience. The only issue I ever encountered in this game was constant frame rate drops in the first section of the battle with Gannon.

    Verdict:
    This is a game that must be played! New players will be able to experience this classic in its best version and Zelda veterans will find enjoyment in seeing this game with minor improvements. A great bonus is the Master Quest, which is a different version of the base game where many things are in different locations than the original. Although the graphics are outdated, the gameplay is as refined as ever! Highly recommended!    … Expand
  30. Bensterbas
    Feb 26, 2014
    10
    So before i want to start i just want to say i never played a zelda game( what have i been doing!) but this game was the one that showed me what i missed. Ive played through the game and found hardly any problems maybe if i look hard i could say with 3d on some areas have frame rate drops but if thats if look hard. This game is a visual masterpiece on the 3ds and sets the bar for gamesSo before i want to start i just want to say i never played a zelda game( what have i been doing!) but this game was the one that showed me what i missed. Ive played through the game and found hardly any problems maybe if i look hard i could say with 3d on some areas have frame rate drops but if thats if look hard. This game is a visual masterpiece on the 3ds and sets the bar for games that are being released on the 3ds. This game is a must have for anyone whether your a zelda fan or just a casual gamer it appeals to all, please buy the game and see for yourself!… Expand
  31. Karples
    Mar 17, 2014
    10
    All the nostalgia from the '98 game is still here. I found myself falling in love with the story again. This is a well-deserving remake that was handled with great care by Nintendo, and I can really appreciate that. Technically, someone could say that it's the same game. It is. But upgraded with crisp sounds that make you hum along to every recognizable track, beautiful graphics that stillAll the nostalgia from the '98 game is still here. I found myself falling in love with the story again. This is a well-deserving remake that was handled with great care by Nintendo, and I can really appreciate that. Technically, someone could say that it's the same game. It is. But upgraded with crisp sounds that make you hum along to every recognizable track, beautiful graphics that still somehow can capture the essence of it's predecessor. And the use of the 3D is done flawlessly. For example, quite a few titles on the 3DS use the gyroscope feature in a way that is clunky and aggravating to use. Here, however, the choice is a. optional, b. very receptive, and c. doesn't get in the way of the gameplay at all. The use of the 3D is wonderfully implemented and adds a great sense of depth to the game. Some welcome changes are added here too that make the game run much more smoothly, such as the touch screen being the inventory screen. The Water Temple was made more tolerable - still an agony, but the use of the iron boots and cutscene clues further prevent any glitches. The Master Quest is here for replayability value, and that rocks. What it comes down to is that this is one oft he best ports ever made, to a handheld alone, and feels like this was what the developers wanted the game to look/feel like when it came out. Buy this game and experience that magic that is Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.… Expand
  32. Galacta1310
    May 27, 2014
    5
    I don't understand why people are saying this is the best Zelda game, I'm not saying its a terrible game but it gets way too much glory than it deserves.
  33. derpinlazercorn
    Apr 6, 2014
    10
    so good this game is my fav game ever and it almost as good as the original the master quest included was guiness and this game about 15 years later people still give a **** about truly remarkable
  34. jadwyer19
    Apr 16, 2014
    9
    This gmae is great. This is the first zelda game I have played and it got me hooked on the other games. The gameplay and puzzles are perfect and it doesn't seem very dull. Collecting all the heart peices and killing all the skulltulas can become a pain, but otherwise its a must get if you have a 3ds
  35. kdkade
    Jul 13, 2014
    10
    This game is incredibly close to perfection, like none other. If this one does not deserve 10/10, nothing really does. It's just one of the best examples of why people love gaming, given as an well executed remake. Just go get it if you haven't already.
  36. BucksMacFan
    Jul 2, 2014
    8
    Gets a higher rating for the game but peed off every time having to buy the latest DS to play this game - the last three iterations have pushed onto the new platform. I have to say I tried 3D but it drove me mad and gave me eye strain. 2D was find, great in fact. Awesome game and easy to dip in and out of - although generally I got absorbed for hours at a time.
  37. Ydun79
    Feb 13, 2019
    10
    This is the first Zelda game I've ever finished. I tried twilight princess, tried skyward sword, quit both after about 10 hours. I keep expecting a RPG with these games but they aren't really. It's more about exploration and puzzling. I had no trouble finishing this game once I got into the right mindset. It's actually quite a feat of gamedesign to keep a gamer on his toes right up untilThis is the first Zelda game I've ever finished. I tried twilight princess, tried skyward sword, quit both after about 10 hours. I keep expecting a RPG with these games but they aren't really. It's more about exploration and puzzling. I had no trouble finishing this game once I got into the right mindset. It's actually quite a feat of gamedesign to keep a gamer on his toes right up until the end. I see now that Zelda games are more about 'what can you do with the tools you have'. Look at the world around you, everything is important. I have thoroughfully enjoyed this game and will no doubt return to Hyrule to discover more ....… Expand
  38. tourettes
    Jul 27, 2014
    10
    This is what a video game remake should look like. Perfection! It also contains the same glitches like the N64 version, which is very nice for the gameplay!
  39. DreamcastUser
    Oct 19, 2014
    9
    I've said it before and I'll say it again Nintendo is the king of remakes. They do remakes and they do them right! Ocarina of Time is already one of the best Zelda games, but the 3DS remake improves in logical ways. Not only that but now its portable.
  40. jonnyonthespot
    Sep 9, 2014
    10
    One of the best video games I have ever played. The 3d graphics are a major step up from the original. I would recommend it to just about anyone who calls themselves a gamer.
  41. R4FA
    Oct 6, 2014
    8
    This is a very good game, and it must be in your game collection or else you probably won't be considered a true gamer. I have never played the original on the N64, but I enjoyed this game even without all that nostalgia that most people have with it. The music, gameplay, story, and especially graphics are amazing. I never knew a 3DS could handle the graphics. My only problem with the gameThis is a very good game, and it must be in your game collection or else you probably won't be considered a true gamer. I have never played the original on the N64, but I enjoyed this game even without all that nostalgia that most people have with it. The music, gameplay, story, and especially graphics are amazing. I never knew a 3DS could handle the graphics. My only problem with the game is the difficulty. If you are not an expert at Zelda, this will be a huge challenge for you. Even for me, who has played other Zelda games before, had a hard time and sadly had to find walkthroughs (water temple). Overall, this is an amazing game, just be prepared for how difficult it is.… Expand
  42. revolution_mc
    Dec 8, 2014
    9
    Great remake of the original N64 masterpiece. It doesn't introduce a lot of new elements but it's an excellent title and comes with upgraded graphics and some minor issues corrected. Very recommendable.
  43. Interdimen
    Nov 11, 2014
    10
    It's a great game for introduction to the Zelda series. The 3D wasn't well executed, but this is a minor thing, since you can deactivate the 3D effect whenever you want.

    It's the best adventure games of all time. You should give a try,
  44. thomasljogues
    Nov 13, 2014
    10
    This is the update in art style that the N64 version really needed, but not necessarily a necessary port for the game (although the 3DS needs a game of this quality). On the plus sides, the beautiful story has been retained, whilst some frustrations in the original (slow speech, climbing, needing to pause constantly to change boots in the Water Temple, difficulty in aiming projectiles)This is the update in art style that the N64 version really needed, but not necessarily a necessary port for the game (although the 3DS needs a game of this quality). On the plus sides, the beautiful story has been retained, whilst some frustrations in the original (slow speech, climbing, needing to pause constantly to change boots in the Water Temple, difficulty in aiming projectiles) have been fixed. The Master Quest bonus is also just as difficult and enjoyable as the Gamecube version of the Master Quest. If you have a system of the 3DS family, this is the game that will define the system.… Expand
  45. JT9588
    Jun 24, 2015
    8
    This remake of the 1998 classic does not disappoint. With the revamped graphics and integration of 3DS features, the story and gameplay still feels as captivating as before.
  46. Marco_AGJ
    Feb 1, 2015
    10
    This is a port and a port it shall be. I never thought Nintendo would go back to production and try creating a newer version of the classic. If you ask me, I'm glad they didn't. All I wanted was to play this game, which I love, in a handheld. Backseat of a car, at the buss stop, waiting in line at some appointment with my ophthalmologist; all glorious places now that I can proceed throughThis is a port and a port it shall be. I never thought Nintendo would go back to production and try creating a newer version of the classic. If you ask me, I'm glad they didn't. All I wanted was to play this game, which I love, in a handheld. Backseat of a car, at the buss stop, waiting in line at some appointment with my ophthalmologist; all glorious places now that I can proceed through the Ice cavern instead of going page to page in some meaningless magazine that probably tries to make me feel bad for not being a millionaire, good-looking or both.

    This works people, the analog stick lets you control link even better than you did with that bulky Nintendo 64 controller. The entire adventure is there to be experienced. And more, that bonus for lucky ones who could had pre-ordered Zelda Wind Waker—named Zelda Master Quest—is present and should be unlocked to anyone who finishes the game once. Good nostalgia pack with a few bonus, I'm sold. It all depends on how bad is your case of the disease. If nostalgia has got you pretty bad, yield and go to the nearest shop and make things right. If not, save for something better, it's just a port anyway. There'll probably be millions of them in a few years.    … Expand
  47. Tbone413
    Apr 29, 2015
    10
    As the best Zelda game in the series, it still holds up today. The 3DS remaster is amazing. It did everything right and was really fun to play. Perfect controls, perfect music, perfect everything. The dungeons are interesting and will keep you with the game. This is absolutely incredible.
  48. TheOldReality
    Dec 8, 2014
    10
    Once again, Nintendo successfully provides modern quality with nostalgic flavors. Everything you loved about Ocarina of Time in 1998 remains here, along with Master Quest which will keep you coming back for a second adventure altogether. The only difference between the 3DS remake and the original are the graphics which have been improved and made even more of a pleasure to spend 18 or soOnce again, Nintendo successfully provides modern quality with nostalgic flavors. Everything you loved about Ocarina of Time in 1998 remains here, along with Master Quest which will keep you coming back for a second adventure altogether. The only difference between the 3DS remake and the original are the graphics which have been improved and made even more of a pleasure to spend 18 or so hours with. Highly recommended by TheOldReality.… Expand
  49. john1982
    Dec 13, 2014
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. An amazing game in 1999, but even with it's visual upgrades it's starting to show its age. It did feel nice to use the touchscreen for swapping items, especially with the iron boots.… Expand
  50. gaminglobster
    Jan 15, 2015
    9
    If you have played Ocarina Of Time on the N64 i would say that this is merely a graphical upgrade.
    But if you haven't, you're in for, quite literally: An adventure.
    So let's get started! For people that are just getting started as an average gamer, you've heard a least one thing about the franchises started by the one and only Nintendo. Which to be honest, i've lost interest for.    If you have played Ocarina Of Time on the N64 i would say that this is merely a graphical upgrade.
    But if you haven't, you're in for, quite literally: An adventure.

    So let's get started!

    For people that are just getting started as an average gamer, you've heard a least one thing about the franchises started by the one and only Nintendo. Which to be honest, i've lost interest for.
    But nothing has gotten me closer to die from a beautifulness-overload than this game.
    Graphics is the most notable thing along with an HD soundtrack, sound, sprites, models, text, everything to say the least.

    The major(a)ity of the game is mostly about puzzles and beating the sh*t out of your fellow enemies, which i'm gonna' confess: i suck at puzzles. But this game would be nothing without the trickiness, and that goes without saying really. I mean, every Legend Of Zelda game has puzzles to mix with your mind.
    The story is awesome, my reviews are not really supposed to go into much gameplay if not neccesary (see my Guns Of Icarus review) but anyways.

    In the game you play as either Link or a random dude whose name has been chosen by you.
    As i said, the story is awesome, it really feels like an adventure. I remembered being almost confused when i got the Master Sword (i'm referring to what happens straightly after that. I won't spoil anything though :3)

    Here's everyone's favourite part: the summary!

    Pros:

    1) Awesome beautiful graphics (for a handheld)
    2) Sountrack it majestic
    3) Storyline has a lot of twists and is one of the best i've been a part of in years

    Cons:

    1) Is a handheld game, i preferably don't play a handheld game because of the constantly decreasing battery level and the smaller screen
    2) Is exactly like the N64 version
    3) A lot of censoring chanhges (this barely matters)
    4) Puzzle-haters will think that this is pain in a deku nutshell.

    So to round this up:
    The game is as awesome as it was on the N64 but with a beautiful new style and a HD-ifyed awesome soundtrack. Everything is the exact same as before so there isn't much else other than the HD-ing that happened to the game. Soon however, Majora's mask 3D will come out and we'll see if i have some nice words for that one (there is nearly 100% chance that it's gonna' happen). The thing that's keeping this game from a 10/10 score is the fact that there are minor details that keep me further away from this game as of today.

    In other words, this gets the score: "Probably on my top ten list by now"    … Expand
  51. LoneWolfSones
    Nov 7, 2015
    10
    If you are a gamer today, chances are you have heard about The Legend of Zelda. You have also probably heard of Ocarina of Time. The game itself has become something of a legend. When Ocarina of Time first launched back in 98 on the N64 it was a ground breaking title. It was the first 3D Zelda game. It was one of if not the first to feature a lock on system using 'z-targeting'. But it wasIf you are a gamer today, chances are you have heard about The Legend of Zelda. You have also probably heard of Ocarina of Time. The game itself has become something of a legend. When Ocarina of Time first launched back in 98 on the N64 it was a ground breaking title. It was the first 3D Zelda game. It was one of if not the first to feature a lock on system using 'z-targeting'. But it was also one of the rare games that received perfect scores from a variety of media sites. It is still held in high regard by many as one of the finest games ever created (myself included). It goes without saying however that Ocarina hasn't aged well. The N64's color palette was limited. Compared to more modern games Ocarina of Time on the N64 looks dull, muddy and lacks contrast and its character models are stiff.

    That is where Ocarina of Time 3D comes in. A faithful re-imagining of the classic game that enhances but respects its source material. The first noticeable improvement is of course the graphics. The character models have been updated to reflect the original 98 concept art. The color palette is more saturated. Of course it bears mentioning that the 3D indicated in the title is put to good use here.

    The game manages to retain everything you loved about the original while enhancing it. The enhancement goes beyond the visuals as well. Special attention has been given to the interface. Inventory management is handled through the touch screen which is intuitive. The game also has a gyroscope feature that allows for precise aiming with the bow and other items like the hookshot.

    If you loved Ocarina on the N64 this is the definitive version and even comes with Master Quest and a Boss rush mode. If you are new to the Zelda series or are looking for a new 3DS title? This is an essential game to own.    … Expand
  52. GAGMR
    Aug 16, 2016
    8
    It's the same Ocarina of time game with some graphical upgrades & game play tweaks. Solid fps, except when in 3D mode it can drag if there's too much on the screen. The 3D looks great to boot. It also adds a new hint system for new players. Sadly, there's not much new here for anyone who's played the original. There is a boss select mode at least where you can fight any boss you'veIt's the same Ocarina of time game with some graphical upgrades & game play tweaks. Solid fps, except when in 3D mode it can drag if there's too much on the screen. The 3D looks great to boot. It also adds a new hint system for new players. Sadly, there's not much new here for anyone who's played the original. There is a boss select mode at least where you can fight any boss you've already beaten & there is the Master Quest mode but you have to unlock it first by beating the game at least once.

    Overall, worth getting with the discount price of $19.99 or cheaper. I just wish they added something extra for people who've played it already, as I've beaten the original over a dozen times.    … Expand
  53. josesueiro
    May 1, 2016
    8
    The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D is a action-adventure video game co-developed by Grezzo and Nintendo EAD Tokyo and published by Nintendo.

    The player controls the series' trademark hero, Link, in the land of Hyrule. Link sets out on a quest to stop Ganondorf, King of the Gerudo tribe, from obtaining the Triforce, a sacred relic that grants the wishes of its holder. Link travels    The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D is a action-adventure video game co-developed by Grezzo and Nintendo EAD Tokyo and published by Nintendo.

    The player controls the series' trademark hero, Link, in the land of Hyrule. Link sets out on a quest to stop Ganondorf, King of the Gerudo tribe, from obtaining the Triforce, a sacred relic that grants the wishes of its holder. Link travels back and forth through time and navigates various dungeons to awaken sages who have the power to seal Ganondorf away. Music plays an important role to progress, the player must learn to play and perform several songs on an ocarina.    … Expand
  54. Alvare
    Apr 24, 2015
    9
    Best game of all time remains in it's place.
    Love the remake even more. I just hope that next time, the developers take the time to really polish everything like they did with Majora's Mask 3D.
    No need to rush it, as it'll sell.
  55. JamieGamer68
    Mar 31, 2015
    10
    The original game is not the best of all time, but easily the most important and innovative. This remake improves the already great original. With a great sense of exploration, music that no other game can match, and great dungeons with fun puzzles to solve, You would be mad to give the game anything lower than a 8. However, No game is flawless, and this game is no exception. Navi, your inThe original game is not the best of all time, but easily the most important and innovative. This remake improves the already great original. With a great sense of exploration, music that no other game can match, and great dungeons with fun puzzles to solve, You would be mad to give the game anything lower than a 8. However, No game is flawless, and this game is no exception. Navi, your in game fairy and guide, can be annoying at times, but not to the extent that people make out. In my opinion, This game is a true classic. The new improved graphics are a great addition. I would give the game a 9.7, but as Metacritic doesn't allow you to have decimal places in your review, I will give the game a 10… Expand
  56. Wkffl
    Apr 6, 2015
    10
    Brought a 3DS just for this game, played through it over 15 times, played over 300 hours, worth every Penny, would recommend it to anyone who owns a 3DS.
  57. jakedargie1298
    Apr 20, 2015
    10
    The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D restores my favorite game of all time and brings it to a new generation of gamers who need to know what a good game looks like. it is a nice addition to the current nintendo line-up, which has been very boring and pretty bad as of late.
  58. JuanLuisGG14
    Mar 20, 2017
    10
    Essential masterpiece.
    In this 3ds version, graphics are beautifully updated.
    I played this game first in this version, brings me so many memories...
  59. Turbozoom
    Jun 2, 2015
    9
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is one of the greatest games on the 3DS console, it has amazing game play with intriguing adventures. The new 3D remake is awesome and the graphics are great too, This is a game that every gamer must play, it brought be into the Legend Of Zelda series and I'm attached to it ever since.… Expand
  60. geo333
    May 16, 2016
    9
    Wow! now I understand the love affair of the Zelda series this game is phenomenal from the visual graphics to the art as well as the rich story line. Without a doubt this game is amazing; truly one of the best games I have ever played. The only reason this game is not a 10 is because the controls on the 3ds are at times gimmicky other than if you loved Nintendo or have 3ds you need to tryWow! now I understand the love affair of the Zelda series this game is phenomenal from the visual graphics to the art as well as the rich story line. Without a doubt this game is amazing; truly one of the best games I have ever played. The only reason this game is not a 10 is because the controls on the 3ds are at times gimmicky other than if you loved Nintendo or have 3ds you need to try this game; Wonderful game.… Expand
  61. DeltaPhoenix
    Sep 24, 2015
    10
    This is one of Nintendo's success's. The story is just like old times....AMAZING! The art feels fresh and new. The music is as harmonic as ever. And the characters you really grow a bond with. I love this game and it brings back nostalgia.
  62. TobiasKen
    Nov 4, 2015
    7
    Ocarina of Time is a great game. And now that it has been taken over to the 3DS, it is even better! Does this game live up to it's unforgiving hype? Let's find out.

    A:Music/Sounds The Legend of Zelda series has always been well known for their music, but this game's music never really... stood out to me. There was only one soundtrack that really caught my attention (Gerudo Valley)    Ocarina of Time is a great game. And now that it has been taken over to the 3DS, it is even better! Does this game live up to it's unforgiving hype? Let's find out.

    A:Music/Sounds

    The Legend of Zelda series has always been well known for their music, but this game's music never really... stood out to me. There was only one soundtrack that really caught my attention (Gerudo Valley) but all the other music could probably be replaced with music from different games and I wouldn't be able to tell. This is based on taste, but that is just my experience. The sounds are good as well, but again, not the best in the franchise.

    6/10

    B: Graphics

    Oh my god, you have no idea how great the graphics in this game is. The amount of detail that has been put into EVERYTHING is outstanding (The floor in the Temple of Time is reflective!) Did you even realise the huge graphical difference between the N64 and 3DS versions? It is HUGE! I had no idea that graphics could get that good? Have you seen how small the 3DS is? How could such amazing graphics fit on the tiny thing? The world shall never know, I guess...

    10/10 WITH my Thumbs Up of Approval

    C: Gameplay

    This game's gameplay never really stood out to me. I know that this game was what really defined all of the future LoZ games to come, but all the other ones improved on it. This one... it sort of stayed with the same old same old N64 gameplay mechanics.

    4/10 (Could have been improved since the N64 version)

    D: Story

    Last but not least, the story. Not much to tell, really. Ganondorf is evil, Link stops him. This is probably just a 3D variation of the original LoZ, but they really could have improved it a bit. Maybe I'm missing something here that I forgot, but this is just me.

    3/10 (Same old story)

    Overall, the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D is a great game and is really worth getting. An amazing game for the 3DS, but that's about it. If you put it on the consoles, no one would really care. (I mean, they would, but it wouldn't have seemed as outstanding as it being on the 3DS) So overall, I give the Ocarina of Time 3D a...

    7/10 (Worth getting for the 3DS, not worth getting the 3DS for)    … Expand
  63. palmeiras9
    Dec 12, 2015
    10
    As I'm a Asexual girl and gamer, I can say with certainty that play Ocarina of Time for me is much more pleasurable than a orgasm. After all, this game isn't only the best of Zelda series, but the most important and impressive game of all time. Ocarina of Time for 3DS is the same game of Nintendo 64, but with better graphics. Worth playing it? If you have a 3DS / New 3DS, there are twoAs I'm a Asexual girl and gamer, I can say with certainty that play Ocarina of Time for me is much more pleasurable than a orgasm. After all, this game isn't only the best of Zelda series, but the most important and impressive game of all time. Ocarina of Time for 3DS is the same game of Nintendo 64, but with better graphics. Worth playing it? If you have a 3DS / New 3DS, there are two options: yes or certainly.… Expand
  64. Cosmozerk
    Feb 20, 2017
    9
    Even though I'm a BIG Nintendo fan...I gotta be honest, the Zelda series is one that I don't really care for. That's not to say they're bad games, but they are games that I personally don't really like that much in terms their nonlinear structure. I much prefer a linear game to a nonlinear one and that's why I decided to give Ocarina of Time 3D a chance, since this game is probably theEven though I'm a BIG Nintendo fan...I gotta be honest, the Zelda series is one that I don't really care for. That's not to say they're bad games, but they are games that I personally don't really like that much in terms their nonlinear structure. I much prefer a linear game to a nonlinear one and that's why I decided to give Ocarina of Time 3D a chance, since this game is probably the most streamlined Zelda out there...and boy I wasn't disappointed.

    STORY: Ocarina of Time really doesn't have a deep story. One day The Great Deku Tree, the guardian of a race of children called Kokori I believe, tells a fairy by the name of Navi that darkness is approaching and that the the kid destined to become the Hero of Time needs to be awaken...and Navi literally finds Link sleeping in about 2 minutes...well that was fast. After that your adventure begins as Link and your job is to save Hyrule from an evil man called Ganondorf, clear some dungeons, meet some friends, do some sidequests and have an all around great time.

    PRESENTATION: My god this game is beautiful. The original N64 has nothing on this! Everything was reworked from the ground up for the 3DS and the result a colorful and amazing looking game. The models are way less blocky and detailed than before and thanks to better lighting navigating through certain areas is now much more easy. The framerate was also improved from 20 to 30, so now the animations look a heck of alot more smoother. Everything in general is faster, including text speeches, which allows you to go though the game in a more comfortable way.

    But it's not just about the way it looks, but also way it sounds. Ocarina may just be the most immersive game I've played. Both the classic soundtrack and the sounds of the environment help to make forget that I'm even playing a game in the first place and that's just awesome. The usage of instruments like ocarinas or harps really sell the fantasy world of Ocarina and it just makes for a really unique experience.

    The writing nowadays does feel pretty immature, but it still gets the job done nonetheless.

    GAMEPLAY: My main problem with Zelda games is that they require you to explore the world in such a way that I personally always get stuck and don't know how to progress. In games like Super Metroid you don't even get hints as to how to progress and while many people like that...I don't. I don't like getting stuck for 2 hours without making any progress or getting cryptic clues that lead to nothing. This is not present in Ocarina, the game tells exactly how to progress and where to go and while that may be a flaw for some to me it's something that makes the game more enjoyable. I never got stuck, I always knew where to go and what to do, which lead to a constantly satisfying system of progression.

    Even in the 2 or 3 times where I didn't know how to continue I could always rely on the Shekai Stones that were added to the 3DS version. They showed me hint movies to give me an idea on how to progress through a dungeon and I welcome that change. Some people may say that makes the game too easy, but you can always ignore them, plus it's not like the game will completely tells you how to do something, it just told me where to go, but never how to get there or how to do the task unless I wanted it to, so there's still some exploration to do.

    Plus you really have to explore to find some of the heart pieces scattered in the world. I did wish that they gave you some hits to find the more cryptic ones, but it wasn't a huge deal. And when I wasn't exploring for hearts or doing sidequests in the overworld I was in the Dungeons, which were filled with enemies and fun puzzles, a new item and a boss at the end that to beat I had to use my knowledge of the item I got in the dungeon. The dungeons were really fun and very rarely did I find myself lost or out of resources. Heck even the water temple was fixed in this game, since now link has 4 item buttons at his disposal and you could access everything instantly. Yeah the temple was still convoluted, but it was way better than before.

    Ocarina also has a really complex, deep and fun battle system. You lock onto an enemy and start fighting with either your sword or items. The lock on feature can be pretty inconsistent at times, but for the most part it's really fun to fight enemies.
    Some other improvement also include gyro aiming for more precision with the slingshot or bow and that the menu and map were reworked to be more fast and straightforward.

    Really the only complain I have is that the overworld is HUGE, and traversing through it as young link was really slow and boring. Later in the game you get teleporters and means to get faster, but for 1/3 I was tediously side stepping all over the place and waiting around for things to happen because at night Hyrule castle was completely inaccessible.

    Overall...Yeah, I really liked this game, surprisingly.

    I give it a 9/10    … Expand
  65. ParkerI
    Jan 5, 2016
    9
    When compared to the newer Zelda games, Ocarina of Time feels dated. But despite this remains an enjoyable experience. Maybe just not as good as when you played it on the N64. OoT was the first Zelda game to be rendered in 3 dimensions. It made advancements in combat and dungeon design that had not been seen in previous Zelda game. Most the dungeons are pretty straight forward and not tooWhen compared to the newer Zelda games, Ocarina of Time feels dated. But despite this remains an enjoyable experience. Maybe just not as good as when you played it on the N64. OoT was the first Zelda game to be rendered in 3 dimensions. It made advancements in combat and dungeon design that had not been seen in previous Zelda game. Most the dungeons are pretty straight forward and not too difficult. A great game to play on the go. One disappointment is the lack of remastered/remixed audio. I do recommend this to anyone who owns a 3DS as its the best action adventure game on the system.… Expand
  66. leonardo2360
    Mar 25, 2016
    10
    exelent gameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
  67. EpicLadySponge
    Apr 30, 2016
    10
    If the Nintendo 64 version earned a 10, this game must earn the same score. Ocarina of Time is back for a 3D experience for only your Nintendo 3DS. Get a copy if you wanted Ocarina of Time for your entire life.
  68. Lepstrung
    Jan 8, 2016
    9
    Its really good game. I got stuck pretty often and had to ask how its done. Game is really great aslong as you reach that one boss. Fiirstly it takes so long to get to there that I die almost everytime before that. After that is the actual boss luckily I have like two or three lifes left then. Then I usually die before even hitting the boss. Also all these collectibles are hiding and IIts really good game. I got stuck pretty often and had to ask how its done. Game is really great aslong as you reach that one boss. Fiirstly it takes so long to get to there that I die almost everytime before that. After that is the actual boss luckily I have like two or three lifes left then. Then I usually die before even hitting the boss. Also all these collectibles are hiding and I never find them and I have so little hit poits that I lose them all the time. So if they could have changed that one dungeon this game would be perfect.… Expand
  69. ComboGamer
    Jan 16, 2016
    10
    This game is truly one of the best games ever made and this remake still allows it to live up to that title. The storyline is a work of art that captures the gamer. The controls are still great and the graphics were sweet. The music is incredible and it fits each environment in the story perfectly. The characters are loveable and they each have a unique and deep background that begsThis game is truly one of the best games ever made and this remake still allows it to live up to that title. The storyline is a work of art that captures the gamer. The controls are still great and the graphics were sweet. The music is incredible and it fits each environment in the story perfectly. The characters are loveable and they each have a unique and deep background that begs for interest. The gameplay is one of the best I've experienced, with many gadgets to use to solve puzzles and challenges. This is my favorite game of all time and I hope it will be yours too!… Expand
  70. Spidertendo
    Feb 9, 2016
    9
    Despite that I had an N64 when I was little, I did not own Ocarina of Time for the N64. In fact the very first Zelda game I played was Twilight Princess for the GameCube. In late 2008, I heard of how great and how awesome it is and by 2013, I heard a lot of people saying how Overrated the game is or didn't age well Which left me skeptical.
    Whenever I got my own 3DS, I finally decided to    Despite that I had an N64 when I was little, I did not own Ocarina of Time for the N64. In fact the very first Zelda game I played was Twilight Princess for the GameCube. In late 2008, I heard of how great and how awesome it is and by 2013, I heard a lot of people saying how Overrated the game is or didn't age well Which left me skeptical.
    Whenever I got my own 3DS, I finally decided to give this game a shot and... Well, It's not my number 1 favorite video game but It's definately one of the best Zelda games I've ever played. I was addicted to it and I've beaten it twice.
    The visuals were gorgeous, the music is spot on and memorable, the controls were smooth, the combat was epic, I love most of the dungeons, the story is very well told and it has a lot of replayability. My only complaints were the Water Temple, the baren Hyrule Field and Navi.
    Overall, an awesome game that everyone should at least give it a shot.    … Expand
  71. FrLarryDuff
    Feb 2, 2016
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I've finally played OoT over 17 years since it's original release. Minor spoilers below.

    Although the maps, dungeons, characters etc. are all essentially the same as the original N64 release, the textures, models and animations have apparently all been redesigned and rebuilt from scratch. And boy does this game impress visually. Granted, the 3DS’s small screen may give an apparent boost to the visuals, but overall this looks fantastic. Colours are bright, the lighting is great, textures look rich and character animations are quirky in a way only Nintendo characters can be. There is some occasional pop-up over longer draw-distances, but this is a relatively minor occurrence. On one occasion the framerate dipped, but again this was minor. The 3D effects work a treat on the 3DS and lend the game a new depth which it never had before.

    I could wax lyrical for hours on every aspect of this game, but unfortunately metacritic has limited me to 5000 characters.

    So, is OoT a perfect game? Well, no. But that’s only because I believe that perfection is subjective and whilst we may strive towards it always, it is ultimately unattainable. Yes, OoT has its flaws. For example, when I found the first Great Fairy Fountain and received the spin attack move, the Great Fairy mentioned about visiting some other fairy near Hyrule Castle who would give me another spell. Of course, this seemed optional and not particularly important at the time and so was eventually forgotten about. Later in the game I found myself outside the Shadow Temple, scratching my head wondering how to get in. I assumed there must be some fireball-type spell, but Navi remained useless in her advice and just kept telling me to take breaks. Now, in fairness if I had of played OoT back in the day, the manual would have shown me that Din’s Fire seemed to be the spell I needed and I would have went off looking for it. So a word of advice to any of you playing classic videogames for the first time; get a pdf copy of the original manual! Another technical error was playing music for Darunia as I had figured out that’s what I needed to be done to settle his nerves. But I played it too far away from him (a few metres!), and his apparent hearing impairment, and thus lack of reaction, led to me again scratching my head as to how to proceed. But, these issues were truly minor in the scale of things and I really am nit-picking here. To return to my question, is OoT the perfect game? No, but it represents a watershed moment in gaming history and achieved greatness in every area of game design to such an extent that videogames are still playing catch-up today. I lost count of the amount of OoT influences that I retrospectively realised stemmed from here; the open 3D world influences on the Fallout, Far Cry and GTA series, its influences on every combat game since (Devil May Cry, God of War), as well as its influences on every subsequent adventure and platform game (Ico). It’s camera and targeting system has been copied and emulated to varying degrees of success and its context based controls reminded me of the Gears of War cover system which was released 8 years later. A good friend also pointed out the revolutionary nature of jumping without a jump button!

    An analogy I think of when reflect on the impact of OoT is that it represented such an evolutionary change in gaming it feels like it was the equivalent of Homo Sapiens heralding the end of the Neanderthals. It truly was a joy and a pleasure to experience. My only regret is that I didn’t get to experience it back in 1998, but I can guarantee you I will be entering the world of Hyrule again soon! Hopefully a future release will allow me to shotgun Navi.

    I highly recommend!

    10/10    … Expand
  72. GnarlyJr
    Feb 29, 2016
    10
    OOT with better graphics! On 3DS! I couldnt believe it! Awesome game, probably one of the best games ever. If you love games with a bit of sadness, great music, awesome landscapes, and an incredible story!
  73. raozr336
    Feb 29, 2016
    8
    I gotta admit, this was an AMAZING game. Totally worth it, I loved most of it, but not all. I got kinda tired with the continuous dungeons again and again as adult Link, though personally, I think I rushed the game to make myself feel this way. I look forward to playing other Zelda games and this game is definitely an awesome starter for newcomers into the Zelda series!
  74. Hayde
    Mar 11, 2016
    10
    The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time.
    by Hayden Baker
    The Legend of Zelda:Ocarina of Time is a great game because it had a great backstory and brilliant ending. It had great graphics and once the Nintendo 64 came out the graphics were even better. This is exactly why more people bought it. I thought they could have put in a couple of hints in the forest temple part because I got stuck on    The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time.
    by Hayden Baker
    The Legend of Zelda:Ocarina of Time is a great game because it had a great backstory and brilliant ending. It had great graphics and once the Nintendo 64 came out the graphics were even better. This is exactly why more people bought it. I thought they could have put in a couple of hints in the forest temple part because I got stuck on that for about three months. It has a great amount of music.

    I love the bosses.The dungeons had awesome mini bosses. I like how you can go to the past and future and control the weather. I love how on every last boss in every game in Zelda makes you hit the power orb back and forth. It has a lot of mini dungeons which kind of annoys me. I love how you sometimes have a choice not to explore for heart containers. I love how you explore for the weapons and items you need for a dungeon.

    The programmers have outdone themselves. It is hard to match and mix everything to make such a wonderful game. The problems are that they need to give you more hints in the game. Also make it a bit harder so that way the gamer can’t just beat it in one day. Such a wonderful game I hope whoever reads this plays the game.    … Expand
  75. AlejoMD
    Mar 14, 2016
    10
    Uno de los mejores juegos de la saga The Legend Of Zelda; si eres fanático de esta saga y quieres tener en tu colección un excelente juego, este es para ti. Una historia envolvente, que te engancha desde el primer momento y con la que puedes pasar muchas horas entretenido. Muy recomendado y una verdadera joya de los videojuegos.
  76. XxFierceDeityxX
    May 4, 2016
    10
    For a first time player in the Legend of Zelda series, this game is amazing. If you are new to the series, I suggest you try this out first. Anyways, the game is a remake of the N64 title TLOZ Ocarina of Time. Nintendo added a whole bunch of things, such as better graphics, 3D, Gyro controls, and a few fixes. There is so much to do. You can collect Gold Skulltulas, look for Heart Pieces,For a first time player in the Legend of Zelda series, this game is amazing. If you are new to the series, I suggest you try this out first. Anyways, the game is a remake of the N64 title TLOZ Ocarina of Time. Nintendo added a whole bunch of things, such as better graphics, 3D, Gyro controls, and a few fixes. There is so much to do. You can collect Gold Skulltulas, look for Heart Pieces, explore, battle enemies, and advance in the story (obviously). Some of the Dungeons might need a bit of thinking to do if you are new to the series. Some bosses might be hard for new players as well. The game is amazing and if you're looking for a good game you should pick this up. It is going for $20 on the eShop.… Expand
  77. NintendoNext
    May 10, 2016
    10
    A beautiful adventure awaits, a perfect game from the moment you pop the cartridge, to the moment you finish the game and beyond! It's a classic every 3ds owner should have, now with new graphics and a more user friendly user interface the adventure is grander than ever!
  78. Animer6031
    Sep 18, 2016
    10
    This version take a great game and make in the 3DS a better game. The control are 100% better than the original and the graphics are more beautiful, like a Wii game with the effects in Beast Ganon and in the Poots. Just PERFECT !
  79. Rul00
    Feb 7, 2023
    9
    Excelente adaptación a 3DS. Jugarlo en portátil es un lujo. Lo disfruté en N64 y lo volví a disfrutar con el pulido gráfico.
  80. Calvoro
    Mar 30, 2017
    10
    Still to this day, the game is amazing. The best version of one of the best, if not the best game ever created. The 3D works and fits perfectly with the game visuals. Plus you have the Master Quest if you are worried about replay value. At its current price, it is a bargain.

    A must buy for any 3DS owner.
  81. ShulkStrife15
    Jun 12, 2016
    10
    Positives: The battle system in this game is fantastic. Obviously the 2d Zelda battle system would not work in a 3d space so Nintendo introduced z-targeting allowing you to target your enemy. Then you use b to attack, a while moving to dodge or jump attack and y, x or the buttons on the touch screen to use items. It keeps it simple like the previous games but very engaging. Also this gamePositives: The battle system in this game is fantastic. Obviously the 2d Zelda battle system would not work in a 3d space so Nintendo introduced z-targeting allowing you to target your enemy. Then you use b to attack, a while moving to dodge or jump attack and y, x or the buttons on the touch screen to use items. It keeps it simple like the previous games but very engaging. Also this game features a huge open field to explore made even more fun by the new horse Epona, enjoyable puzzles along with (mostly) fantastic dungeons and really good boss fights. Also this game features a pretty good story (even if a bit cliche at times) and good controls. Negatives: At times the camera is a little awkward but its not a huge issue. Also The Great Jabu Jabu's Belly is a terrible dungeon and at times it can be a little slippy but even with these problems, I'd still give Ocarina a 10/10 and call it the 2nd best Zelda game of all time after Majora's Mask.… Expand
  82. RSD4G
    Jun 22, 2016
    10
    Everybody knows it's one of the best games ever, but this time it got remastered and has beautiful graphics and enhancements.
    The story is legendary, Link looks amazing he is cute when young and sexy as a teenager. The characters really got bulked up and look very good. It's a must have for everybody who likes videogames at all. The music is also a masterpiece.
  83. mvpeter24
    Jul 3, 2016
    10
    The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D is the greatest video game remake ever made. It also just so happens that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is the greatest video game ever made.

    OoT 3D was the first project ever by development team Grezzo. This is an important piece of context to note when looking at the game as a whole. A young and unproven dev team is given their first    The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D is the greatest video game remake ever made. It also just so happens that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is the greatest video game ever made.

    OoT 3D was the first project ever by development team Grezzo. This is an important piece of context to note when looking at the game as a whole. A young and unproven dev team is given their first project: remaking what most consider to be the best game ever. Good luck.

    With this task, Grezzo does what they should do: they treat the source material with immense respect. Everything has been faithfully recreated, exactly as you remember it. This time, however, the visuals are enhanced by some 15 years. While Super Mario 64 DS took liberties all over the place, adding and removing levels, changing up the story, and more, OoT 3D doesn't mess with a perfect formula. The Grezzo devs were so intent on keeping the game unchanged, they left in some silly, harmless bugs that were in the original game. It's almost like they were afraid to change anything at all, and that resulted in a perfectly faithful recreation. A purist's wet dream, so to speak.

    But, the next natural question must be in the back of your mind: if they didn't add anything, why buy the game? Well, just the idea of re-experiencing the best game ever should be a draw. If that doesn't sell the game, then the new gorgeous graphics and beautiful 3D effect should help out. Hell, the remake also makes the controls smoother than ever before, using the bottom screen for the map/inventory in a very intuitive way and adding some (optional!) motion controls. But even for those still unconvinced- after you beat the game once, you unlock a new quest that you've probably never seen before. Ura Zelda, an OoT add-on from Japan that later got released on a super-rare gamecube disc here in the states is included in this remake. It's essentially the same game as OoT, but all the dungeons are completely redesigned to be more challenging. This totally unnecessary addition is awesome in providing dozens more hours of replayablilty to this already-50-hour quest.

    If you loved OoT, buy the remake, if you never played OoT, buy the remake, if you hated OoT, buy the remake.

    If you have a 3DS, you would be doing a disservice to yourself by missing out on this masterpiece.

    10/10    … Expand
  84. Lone_Wolf_Sones
    Aug 7, 2016
    10
    If you are a gamer today, chances are you have heard about The Legend of Zelda. You have also probably heard of Ocarina of Time. The game itself has become something of a legend. When Ocarina of Time first launched back in 98 on the N64 it was a ground breaking title. It was the first 3D Zelda game. It was one of if not the first to feature a lock on system using 'z-targeting'. But it wasIf you are a gamer today, chances are you have heard about The Legend of Zelda. You have also probably heard of Ocarina of Time. The game itself has become something of a legend. When Ocarina of Time first launched back in 98 on the N64 it was a ground breaking title. It was the first 3D Zelda game. It was one of if not the first to feature a lock on system using 'z-targeting'. But it was also one of the rare games that received perfect scores from a variety of media sites. It is still held in high regard by many as one of the finest games ever created (myself included). It goes without saying however that Ocarina hasn't aged well. The N64's color palette was limited. Compared to more modern games Ocarina of Time on the N64 looks dull, muddy and lacks contrast and its character models are stiff.

    That is where Ocarina of Time 3D comes in. A faithful re-imagining of the classic game that enhances but respects its source material. The first noticeable improvement is of course the graphics. The character models have been updated to reflect the original 98 concept art. The color palette is more saturated. Of course it bears mentioning that the 3D indicated in the title is put to good use here.

    The game manages to retain everything you loved about the original while enhancing it. The enhancement goes beyond the visuals as well. Special attention has been given to the interface. Inventory management is handled through the touch screen which is intuitive. The game also has a gyroscope feature that allows for precise aiming with the bow and other items like the hookshot.

    If you loved Ocarina on the N64 this is the definitive version and even comes with Master Quest and a Boss rush mode. If you are new to the Zelda series or are looking for a new 3DS title? This is an essential game to own    … Expand
  85. OldSchoolReview
    Aug 31, 2016
    6
    The game feels really old when you play, I mean, The camera view is terrible, The combat mode is almost rudimentary and requires and improvement, an update, because this game is just an adaptation from N64 to 3DS
  86. borges09
    Oct 3, 2016
    9
    Essa é a versão definitiva deste grande jogo, gráficos, jogabilidade e extras.
    A história do game também é fenomenal apresenta uma atmosfera genial.
    Esse é o segundo melhor game da série na minha opinião.
  87. LEGENZSxKirito
    Oct 7, 2016
    10
    El Legend Of Zelda Del Nintendo 64 Es Catalogado Como Uno De Los Mejores Juegos De La Historia Y Sin Duda Necesitaba Un Remake Y Miren Aquí Está ... En Escensia Es Igual O Mejor Que El Original .. Simplemente Perfecto
  88. b00lpr0p
    Dec 11, 2018
    7
    Overrated game. It has a lot of good features, but confuse controls (grab, up, attack - what? - no jump) and terrible camera make it not worth a 10.
  89. Focaccia
    Feb 14, 2017
    10
    This game is as good as the original one but with better graphics. The new graphics suit the game incredibly well: the charm of the original game is conserved, I absolutely loved how Link is designed. If you haven't played the original game and own a 3ds, you MUST have this game, one of Nintendo's best remakes and greatest achievements.
  90. driscoll42
    Mar 4, 2017
    8
    A game that makes me wish I had played it when it was first launched. Sure the 3DS version is the definitive version with better graphics, controls, and some more things, however... since I am effectively playing it 18 years after it launched I am viewing it from a more modern perspective. In that sense, everything OoT did has been done since and better, from more expansive stories andA game that makes me wish I had played it when it was first launched. Sure the 3DS version is the definitive version with better graphics, controls, and some more things, however... since I am effectively playing it 18 years after it launched I am viewing it from a more modern perspective. In that sense, everything OoT did has been done since and better, from more expansive stories and dungeons, to definitely better controls, and more clever puzzles. Yet I recognize that when it came out, there was nothing like OoT, certainly not in a 3D game. You had never had a truly epic game like it. But since I have played better games, I can't help but be frustrated by the limitations of the game, such as the camera and controls, some of the annoying running around (which is still a thing to be fair), the not really that deep story, and simple boss battles.

    Enough criticism, the game is great at the core and still is. Despite some of its age, it is fun, the most important factor. The puzzles are usually obvious but still a delight when you figure them out, the boss battles are unique and each one requires a new strategy to win using whatever new item you acquired in the dungeon, and the story is simple but cute and makes you want to win and save the Kingdom and Princess. Starting as a child and acquiring new skills, the game expertly has every new item and skill you learn build on itself to flesh out what Link can do naturally so by the time you reach the end everything is easy to just use. There are a few non-obvious sections you have to figure out, but nothing too terrible. The twist of becoming an adult, while since spoiled, is still a joy to experience and rescuing the sages to save the land.

    All in all, a game still worth playing today, but not a must play.    … Expand
  91. Lee-stark
    Apr 20, 2018
    8
    Bonito remaster para un icono de la industria, pero el peor efecto 3D de todos, Majora's Mask mejoro este aspecto pero este Ocarina of Time le hizo falta trabajo en el desempeño del juego y los efectos visuales.
  92. YYDL
    Mar 4, 2017
    10
    Just a classisc that must be played by everyone.

    It never gets old. It´s awsome how they could maintain this high level of adventure-action over the years.
  93. ZeoN
    Oct 11, 2020
    9
    Juegazo atemporal que nos ofrecieron poder jugar en modo portatil en nuestras Nintendo 3DS. Tiene fallos muy molestos como el control de la cámara, pero fuera de ahí ofrece una experiencia Zelda muy completa con una banda sonora genial, una jugabilidad exquisita y una historia atractiva que te engancha de principio a fin. Sus mazmorras están bien construidas. Sobresaliente
  94. PizzaW0lf
    Nov 22, 2021
    10
    This is easily one of Nintendo's greatest games ever made. And it's incredible on the 3DS. The story is what got me on this title. It's a story about Link who messes up but grows up and decides to fix what he broke. The adventure to this game is incredible and the dungeons are great. A must-have for 3DS owners.
  95. Sega0087
    Mar 19, 2017
    9
    I can Zelda: OoT since the released of N64. Now a port version for 3DS. The graphic was from something polished, but quality remains the same the sound.
    But it remained a perfect Zelda for the handheld console.
  96. CH513
    Oct 19, 2017
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I did not play the original Ocarina of Time for the N64, so I just asked myself "Why not?", and I took the 3DS remake. The result? It's a gorgeous experience for a 1998 game. The story for the game is very simple, but honestly, it's just perfect for possibly the most important Zelda game for the timeline. The game is also full of memorable moments, such as Link's hilarious "engagement" to princess Ruto, becoming an adult after a few dungeons, and, of course, the ending, where the timeline splits. The gameplay is very neat and addicting the vast majority of the time. The dungeons are great (except Jabu-Jabu's Belly and the Water Temple) and the bosses are challenging. However, I still don't find OoT as great as Twilight Princess, but that's perhaps due to the game being almost 20 years old. Obtaining Epona feels like a chore, some puzzles are way too easy, Link's voice is a bit annoying, the music can get repetitive despite being memorable and the combat lacks variety. But these are, in my opinion, minor problems, and I still enjoyed Ocarina of Time 3D to its full potential. It is a masterpiece, deserving of the praise it gets.… Expand
  97. darkzaga
    Mar 31, 2017
    7
    después del Oot de 64 este se me hizo exageradamente sencillo... me dio la impresión de que le redijeron la dificultad... el hecho de que muestre imágenes de lo próximo a hacer le quita al juego su personalidad orinal de la que nos enamoramos todos en la n64. igualmente reconozco la mejora grafica pero no es algo que sume demasiado al fin y al cabo. Dzaga
  98. ooo77
    Jul 10, 2017
    10
    This is the best Zelda game of all time, not even other greats like Twilight Princess and Majoras Mask can top it. It has great dungeons and side quest, a great story and it controls like a dream
  99. Sressiv
    Mar 5, 2018
    9
    One of my favourite games on the Nintendo 3DS, really a must have. Of course the original Ocarina of Time itself is a classic, but this remaster beautifully presents this game in all its glory. The dungeons are very well worked out and don't feel very dated at all. Nice controls, nice looking, BEAUTIFUL soundtrack, just worth your money. One of the very best 3DS games out there, if not oneOne of my favourite games on the Nintendo 3DS, really a must have. Of course the original Ocarina of Time itself is a classic, but this remaster beautifully presents this game in all its glory. The dungeons are very well worked out and don't feel very dated at all. Nice controls, nice looking, BEAUTIFUL soundtrack, just worth your money. One of the very best 3DS games out there, if not one of the best games of all time, in my opinion.… Expand
  100. Ricecooker278
    Jun 15, 2017
    10
    This game is amazing, to put it in one word. The graphics have improved and the story is excellent to say the least. With a large open and colorful world and lots of things to do, this game is definitely my #1 favorite game on the 3ds without a doubt. I extremely recommend this title for all gamers.
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Universal acclaim - based on 85 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 84 out of 85
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 85
  3. Negative: 0 out of 85
  1. DailyGame
    Dec 12, 2011
    80
    For Zelda fanatics, this re-release of one of the best Zelda titles out there seems like it could be a cash grab – but the additions, especially the great use of the 3DS graphical prowess and the 3D itself make it a must purchase for all gamers, new and old.
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  2. Gamestyle
    Dec 6, 2011
    100
    Beautiful graphics, that wonderful soundtrack, the enthralling story and that damn annoying fairy, the 3DS version has it all and is easily the best port to ever be made of the legend.
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  3. Pelit (Finland)
    Oct 19, 2011
    92
    One of the most definite games from the 90's is back better than ever. The new visuals brighten the epic adventure well, and the Master Quest is a nice add. All in all Ocarina of Time is a true classic belonging in every 3DS owner's shelf. [Aug 2011]
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