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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time review – a dream come true
Source: The Guardian · Published
Nintendo Switch 2; Nintendo This ambitious remake transforms a landmark Zelda game into a modern masterpiece, clearer and easier to navigate, more beautiful to look at, with playful musical touches. Yet the melancholy remains It’s always a worry, returning to a formative piece of art from your childhood. Will your jaded adult sensibilities render you unable to locate the magic that captivated…
Key points
- Nintendo Switch 2; Nintendo This ambitious remake transforms a landmark Zelda game into a modern masterpiece, clearer and easier to navigate, more beautiful to look at, with playful musical touches.
- Yet the melancholy remains It’s always a worry, returning to a formative piece of art from your childhood.
- Will your jaded adult sensibilities render you unable to locate the magic that captivated…
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