The Legend of Zelda:Ocarina of Time is Back from the Grave

It's November 1998, the release of the biggest video game since Super Mario, has finally made it. People standing outside of stores, people waiting in hour plus lines, all for one thing. That one thing was the new Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Now 10 years later, nintendo has done it again.

You maybe thinking of the Zelda they made for the Wii a few years back, completely 3D, new story, new characters, etc. etc. With no need to say, this didn't really work well for them. Their sales withered, and they were in need of just that one thing needed to get them out of the grave. Well, a few developers thought, "Hey lets re-release the original Ocarina of Time."

Well, that man's dream has finally come true. Finally released onto the Wii, the original Ocarina of Time is available online. Like many remakes of older games, the graphics are retouched, but they never lose the original figure. I barely could tell anything was different, besides many objects being smoother than I remember.

The game is solely a one player game, just like the original. This isn't a disappointment though, as all Zelda games have been one player.

The controls are a little difficult to get used to, but once you get the hang of it (within 10 minutes) you will be loving just exploring the vast open end world of Zelda.

The Game is available now, for only $10.00. This is a great deal for the amount of time it takes to complete the game, especially on the first play through. This is also a great deal for the people that have played this game before, upgraded their N64, but would still like to relive some childhood memories.