#zelda 64

[itsapmseymour]

Well. Wasn’t expecting the darker theory. Anything funnier like the Ruto one?

I do, but once I tell you, you’re gonna hate me lmao.

Alright so Goron’s

Here’s their model in Ocarina of Time

And here’s their model in Majora’s Mask

So the one big noticeable difference is the lip colors, they got redder

I always wondered why of all things, was that the feature that got the most drastic of a change.

Then it hit me,

The Gorons in Majora’s Mask are currently in a wintery zone, and idk about you, but my lips certainly get redder when trying to warm itself up.

But that seems silly since the Goron are like, rock people, or least part rock people.

So this leads to one cursed thought…the fleshiest or most human part of the Gorons’ are their lips. 👄

[lizziefigs063]

The Kokiri Forest has a Music Class. The Deku Tree truly cares about the Arts as Necessary Curriculum. The Game is The Missing Link if you're Curious.

[dj-tunic]

A little late but I made a bunch of little Zelda items for the 40th anniversary. Ocarina of Time and Majoras' mask are very important to me.

[rattonoid]

mtt hbrs

[dandanthegamerman]

It's so insane to actually play the leaked early Zelda 64 beta maps, because the realisation hits very quickly that this is the most first-draft prototype shit imaginable, and quite possibly by people learning 3D for the very first time. And yet the final game was a masterpiece that still holds up 25 years later. Pictured here is Kakariko village. Which would eventually look like this:

[ariarandano]

Today I realized something. I've always been a big TLoZ fan. Since I was a kid. I fell in love with the games because of Twilight Princess. And since then I played most games and I stayed updated. Until post-BotW.

I don't like the Zelda open world games. I played a lot of BotW, but I liked the game as something different from a Zelda game. And I started Tears of the Kingdom, but I got bored after some hours because, to me, it was the same game. And what I craved (and still crave) is a Zelda 3D game. Like OoT, MM, TWW, TP and SS. And the thing is, Nintendo won't probably do any games like that. And if they do, I wouldn't buy a new game system just to play it.

Sooo, what I want to ask the gamers is, which indie games follow the legacy of Zelda 3D games? I like the top view ones too, but the exploration, puzzles, dungeons... in 3D are something else.

I know that Chibig Studio is preparing a game inspired by Zelda 64 games titled Bel's Fanfare, but the game play looks more like A Link Between Worlds. Still, it has the vibes of having a similar exploration and ambiance, so I'll keep an eye on it

[longestdistanceart]

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[Kokiri Forest]

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