Why Ocarina of Time is a Masterpiece

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  @TheMilkyFinishers · 5 years ago · pinned

  First off, I want to say THANK YOU for watching! This was my first attempt at an in-depth Zelda video, so I apologize if its a little rough around the edges. Consider this me testing the waters or gauging interest in future Zelda videos. If you enjoyed it please consider subscribing or giving it a like, with enough interest I'd love to do a sequel focusing on Majoras's Mask and other bits of Zelda lore. The best way to support me is to follow us over on TWITCH, where we livestream story/lore runs of all the games in the Zelda series!! Links to our Twitch and discord are in the video description so I'd love to see some new faces and feel free to let me know your thoughts on the video in the comments!! Have an amazing day/night and thank you again for watching this video that meant so much to me. <3

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  @mookiestewart3776 · 3 years ago

  Quite possibly the most influential/important game ever made. For it’s time it’s absolutely awe inspiring how they were able to pull off a title like this. The people at Nintendo are so damn talented

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  @HandsomeSteveJacobson · 3 years ago

  Replaying this as a 32 year old guy is one of the best experiences in my life feeling 8 years old again.

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  @digitalbeatschannel6863 · 4 years ago

  I literally never comment on Youtube videos, but I can't believe how this video doesn't have millions of views. You put into words feelings I could never quite explain. Amazing work sir keep it up

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  @lylatdrift · 2 years ago

  I remember my mother, who hated LoZ because of the &nbsp;&apos;evil magic&apos; present in it, (she is a strict, protestant, ethnic, Christian woman) sitting down and watching me try to figure out how to get to Gerudo Valley. She never liked it when I played. Yet she spoke up and said &quot;Why don&apos;t you try and jump your horse over the bridge?&quot; I was 5 years old and I&apos;m 30 now and still remember it.<br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; <br>And another thing that I think is so powerful:<br>The game allows Link to travel between his childhood and adulthood with music.<br>Just like how we use the OST to travel to our childhoods when we played this.

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  @TheOlafurbjornster · 2 weeks ago

  Coming back to this video after watching the new trailer for the OOT Remake. Loving every minute of this review!

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  @BenThere_DoneThat · 3 years ago

  Okay I literally teared up at the end. 😢<br>OoT really is a gateway to simpler, happier times gone by.

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  @jhzwwe123 · 3 years ago

  Bro said &quot;what is there to say about oot that hasn&apos;t been said before&quot; and proceeded to say things that have never been said more beautifully, and I&apos;ve watched easily over 20 oot retrospectives. Compelled to comment, such a good video. U don&apos;t just explain the game, u explain the feeling of the game.

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  @sdot23bk41 · 3 years ago

  I’m 43 and just playing through it for the first time on my Nintendo Switch lol loving it!!

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  @rodrigomelo6249 · 3 years ago

  I&apos;ve being playing games since the mid 80&apos;s.<br>To this day, Ocarina of Time is the greatest game i&apos;ve ever played.

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  @akward4210 · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m really glad that you mentioned the cinematography. OoT&apos;s cinematography is absolutely one of the most overlooked aspect of the game, and it adds so much to the scope of the story. It was one of the things I noticed was lacking from the 3DS version, although I can understand given the smaller screen.

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  @ILikeWafflz · 3 years ago

  Dang, you didn&apos;t bring up how much impact it adds to the end fight when Zelda screams when Link gets hit. Of all of the details that make the end so cinematic, I always felt the most from that one.

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