Zelda 64 Ocarina Of Time (N64)

This is one my favourite nintendo 64 games. Its a one player adventure game with a great storyline. It focuses around a child named link who is sent on a mission to save the princess zelda and her castle from her enemy, using his ocarina to travel back and forth in time. The game starts off in a world where everything is perfect, but then the world turns dark and its up to link to save it. Having never left the place where he lives, this is a big adventure for him. The game has great graphics and is one of the only N64 games which has night and day. There's loads to get through and could keep you busy for ...

Intro: November 23, 1998 was a date that was circled on many Nintendo 64 gamers' calendars. I owned an N64, but I could care less about Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Zelda 64). It wasn?t until a few weeks after its release that I started getting interested in the game. The game was literally everywhere. My friends talked about it at school, websites had non-stop features, and magazines praised it as one of the best games ever made. I was tempted to give the game a try, and a month later I finally bought the game. Story: I was expecting a lot from the story. Overall I say it was decent, but for some reason it never got me involved. I didn?t ...

Take a 3D world, sprinkle some people, add a third person perspective, add a storyline, add some cool effects, allow saving of progress, add some huge castles stock filled with puzzles and fighting, and you have Zelda 64. Or so some people would say. Other people, myself included, might have said something like "oh my god, its Zelda in 3D", which is what they wanted us to say. The truth is that this game is a very good start in the direction of new games. Sure it has some problems to do with the camera, responsiveness to the joypad, funny looking people (heheh ok ignore that last one), but the crux of the game is based around the storyline, and exploring a huge ...