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And I say that because in my mind, a remaster, you can use the same walkthrough.

If you can use the same GameFAQs walkthrough to find all the skulletas and how to beat the bosses, in my mind, it's a remaster.

Even though this is clearly a remake because this is not built on the bones of 1998's Zelda.

A remake to me is like, you got a different walkthrough.

I mean, I respect that work.

I've certainly used a billion of those GameFAQs guides in the past to get through video games.

So it's just, this is the first thing I've played kind of, I think, of this depth or breadth or whatever in the AI era.

And just to see how it's changing the way that I approach certain decisions in the game is, interesting or scary, I guess, depending on your perspective.

"Let me show you exactly how it's different."

That's why, that's why we got the, the GameFAQs guide of the first dungeon.

Exactly, exactly, exactly because, I mean-

'Cause there aren't these dungeons in those games

Maybe the mission or the quest around that has now been...

It's different in design than it was in the original game, so you're not referencing, like you said, GameFAQs or the original Ocarina of Time strategy guide to find all the hidden secrets.

And just minor things like that can really set this game apart from its original release or 3DS remaster.

And Star Fox, quality game, but as you mentioned, that was a true one-to-one remake when it came to the campaign.

Right.

I forgot about GameFAQs.

Great website.

Great website.

GameFAQs is

goaded when you're playing a game from 20 years ago and you don't want to sit through like seven videos that load on your page at

once.

I hate when a video loads.

And

proverbially, the best outside source for Unlimited Saga is an FAQ on GameFAQs that is literally novel at length.

Or a 20-part video series.

No, no.