Temple of Time

Mm-hmm.

Uh, 'cause if I had those, I could imple- the, I could open the Temple of Time.

This is true.

But without them, I'm...

Again, I don't know the specifics of it.

But you can go to the Temple of Time in there and look at this, the ruined architecture of the Temple of Time.

Especially

because it has the same theme.

so so my my thoughts on on the presentation are way more granular like in the sense of like i wonder if they change up like where the heart pieces are are there more are there less you know Have they added side quests, or is it a complete one-to-one? I'm going to be treating this game much more like digital tourism than anything else.

Like, holy fuck, look at the Temple of Time.

Doesn't that look so cool? And I

think a lot of people will.

And speaking of Castle Town, the whole area looks amazing.

Can Universal turn this into a section of the park? We have the Castle Town, then the actual castle as background, and then the ride is in the Temple of Time.

Hire me, Universal.

Now, the aesthetic of the game.

Here's some more pictures of it.

Of the characters, of course, grabbing the sword from the Temple of Time.

Mount Doom or whatever that is called.

I can't remember.

Apparently the tech and gaming gods were listening.

Nintendo finally pulled back the curtain on its remake of The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time, and honestly it looks absolutely breathtaking.

This is my favorite Zelda game of all time, and seeing it rebuilt for modern hardware feels a little surreal.

The footage gave us a fresh look at iconic locations like Hyrule Field, Death Mountain, Kokiri Forest, and of course, the Temple of Time.

Everything looks exactly how I imagined it when I played the original back in the day, except now those childhood memories have been rendered in stunning detail.

Ocarina of Time isn't just one of my favorite Zelda games, it's one of my favorite games, period.

It's one of those titles that defined an era and influenced generations of games that followed.

Every generation seems to get a little closer to delivering on the promise of having a phone and tablet in a single device.

Yes, especially because if my memory serves, there are only two sections in that game where you walk through a pre-rendered environment.

It is like Castletown and the Temple of Time, right? Otherwise, it is all live environments.

That is what my memory tells me.

Someone who is listening to this later, correct me if I'm wrong, but that is what my memory tells me of Ocarina of Time.

Yeah.

In the ruins by the Temple of Time.

But no, I had not paid attention to the fountain here.

Yeah.