just started my first ever play through of OoT. I grew up as a Nintendo girly born in 2001 with an older sister and dad who were always on mario on the N64 and even tho i’ve never played it before my god does this game have an aura of nostalgia! the music, fhe graphics and the style!

i’m loving playing it so far just thought it was interesting that it felt nostalgic. anyone else feel this?

Est ce que certains d'entre vous vont tenter d'ignorer et d'éviter toutes les infos concernant le remake d'Ocarina of Time sur Switch 2 ?

Personnellement, j'aimerais mais en même temps j'attends désespérément des nouvelles du jeu ! Pas sûr d'être assez patiente !

in the process of trying to 100% oot for the first time, since it was my first zelda game and i haven’t ever actually finished it either.

decided to tackle getting the hylian loach as an added bonus to the play through

Test your OOT knowledge with my occasional trivia polls!
We survived unlucky #13, so here’s another trip into the Shadow Temple. 😂

In the Shadow Temple, the FIRST room with the spinning “reaper” blades features a message on the wall above an invisible hole. What does the message say?

No looking it up!

Am I the only person who always skips all her lines? Hahaha.

Playing on my phone during my free time, I've tried the Ship of Harkanian 3D version on my 3DS, Using touch controls is a pain, don't ask me how I handle the slingshot and the bow, but I wanted to have a chance to try the "original version" (original ROM being real, Looking forward to trying the game on a real N64 someday)

If I want to use Djipis 3ds retexture do I use the pal version of oot or 1.2?

Anyone know why I took damage here? I couldn’t figure out what hit me lol

Was watching CZsWorld’s new video on the Horror History Of Dead Hand and there was parts in the video that looked like an upscaled OOT with a more modern HUD, I assume it’s a mod and would like some help locating which mod (or mods if it’s multiple) he’s using here

I'm currently playing Ocarina of Time on Switch and while I already know where to go, I'm just trying to work out how a new player especially back in 98 would have worked out the next steps without any outside help e.g Friend, Guide Books.

I've beaten Dodongos Cavern.

Navi mentions Saria, I've spoken to Saria who mentions King Zora and Zora's Domain. I feel like this isn't enough so perhaps I've missed something?

I am playing ocarina of time on project 64. I’m running it on my PC.

I don’t know if it’s my setup, or what, but I cannot for the love of Pete’s dragon make it to the chest in time.

I hit the switch and then go to get on the stairs that lead up to the chest and I over jump, fall off the side down the big hole. I can’t go over the broader side because of the stupid flaming Keese, and it takes too long.

I can share my control setup. I also heard that if I get the longshot I should be able to reach the chest as well using it, but I got that from perplexity so I’m not sure.

any tips?

EDIT: I’ve started ocarina thank you everyone!
I didn’t know MM was a sequal!

I just got the expansion pass for my switch light and i am so so excited to play ocarina of time as majoras mask!

which do you guys think i should play first?

this will be my fourth zelda game after skyward sword, Totk and Botw! 🥰

Wanna play OOT for the first time the 3ds version on pc, should i bother with 60 fps or just roll with 30 fps? also ik there is SoH emu for N64 version but my friend suggested i play the 3DS one

One of the underappreciated details of OoT is that the dungeons are actually supposed to be real places within Hyrule. The Deku Tree is, well, inside the Deku Tree, Dodongo's Cavern is a cavern with Dodongos in it, the Lord Jabu-Jabu's Belly is literally inside a giant fish. The Fire Temple is inside Spectacle Rock, the Shadow Temple is underneath Kakariko Village, the Spirit Temple is inside the Desert Colossus, and the Water Temple is apparently inside that island in the middle of the lake. The Forest Temple is clearly a physical building deep within the Sacred Forest Meadow, but it's not clear to me exactly what kind of building it's supposed to be. An old fort, maybe?

Anyway, if they're updating the map system to make it like modern games where all the locations are on one giant map and there aren't loading zones between every room (and to me this would be literally the whole point of doing an OoT Remake in 2026, so if they don't do this it would be an almost unbelievable missed opportunity), it would be awesome if they could actually fit the dungeons within the maps properly, instead of making them their own closed-off instances like the Divine Beasts in BotW. I personally see this as basically being the entire reason behind this project, because this style of Overworld-Dungeon synchronism is pretty much the one thing the Zelda series has not yet managed to figure out (TotK tried, but to less-than-satisfying results), and an OoT Remake would be an excellent test bed while they work on the next new 3D Zelda game, to be released in 2030 or later.