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Shigeru Miyamoto decided Zelda dungeons aren't "really that much fun" while making Ocarina of Time, but the…
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Breath of the Wild effectively did away with old-school Zelda dungeons, and while Tears of the Kingdom brought the idea back, it was without the traditional puzzle box design of the classic games. One of the most exciting parts about the upcoming Ocarina of Time remake is the opportunity to explore these challenges with modern graphics and visual flair, but ironically, it was during the production of the original Ocarina of Time that Shigeru Miyamoto decided traditional dungeons were boring in the first place.
Shigeru Miyamoto decided Zelda dungeons aren't "really that much fun" while making Ocarina of Time, but they're what I'm looking forward to in the remake
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Modder closed his The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake on UE 5 – Nintendo lawyers are not involved
PC gamers have long awaited the "full version," but in the end, the project was decided to be shut down.
A whole era in the modding community recently passed. The developer under the nickname CryZENx, who had been developing a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for about ten years, announced the closure of the project.
However, it's not about Nintendo's lawyers — CryZENx did not receive DMCA strikes (for copyright infringement); it was his own decision. Now the modder is thinking about the next projects he could work on, and is conducting a poll among players:
Among the options are working on MDK, Turok, Twilight Princess, Donkey Kong 64, Metroid Prime Hunters, Sonic Adventure.
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