RPX Jazz

I don't care about timelines in Zelda. I still believe there isn't a connective timeline for the series. Fan Theories got out of hand and Nintendo found a way to cash in on it. What made matters worst is the 3rd timeline Nintendo made up, which threw a lot of fans off by reveal a timeline where link dies at the end of Ocarina of Time. Breath of The Wild made things more confusing when I saw elements found in all 3 timelines merged into the game. In my opinion the timeline for Zelda games holds the series back. It means that every entry has to abide by it, which stomps creativity when it comes to the story. I believe Nintendo feel the same way, which is why Botw seem to contradict it. I think moving forward it would continue to do its own thing. I always thought every Zelda entry was its own game but took inspirations from other games to tell its own self contained story. That's when the buzz of a timeline really had me confused and why people were dead set into believe there is one. I'm pretty sure Nintendo would have established it long before we gotten to this point.

No complaints from me. They did a great job with the remake design of Impa, and I loved her voice acting. I can't stop saying how beautiful this game looks. I wonder if it grew on some of the people who didn't like the aesthetics when it was first revealed.

Bro, they cooked with the Twinrova fusion design. I did not expect her to look that good when those old hags revealed their true form in the Remake. It's been years since I played the original when it came out, and I only played the 3DS version once, when it came out. This makes the remake experience a bit refreshing, as I noticed changes and additions while trying to remember what was in the original game.

Another unexpected addition to the Ocarina of Time Remake is its first-time approach to the Master Sword awakening scene as Young Link. In the original, Ganondorf appears against a solid white backdrop, monologues about his evil plan, and then Link wakes up after the 7-year time skip as an adult. In the Remake, they actually give us a well-made cutscene of this moment. I really love how they handled it.

SPOILER!!!!! I noticed during my playthrough of the Remake that some of the sequences changed. Especially the final escape moment with Link and Zelda. Instead of a timer, they made it more cinematic and gave Zelda a bit more involvement. Neat additions and switch-ups like this, without straying too far from the original, are what I want from a Remake.