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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2021
- In this new series, I make the case for why specific video games have a legitimate case for the title of the Greatest Of All Time. In this video, I present the case for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
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What game of you personally believe is the greatest video game of All Time??
Make sure to stay tuned for more games in the GOAT game series. Expect to see lots of Master Chief in the next one…
Halo will be awesome! For Nintendo, I'd say Pokemon Red/Blue have their case at being the best game(s).
My personal Mount Rushmore is Halo 1, ocarina of time, smash bros ultimate, and resident evil 4.
Ooh this is going to be a great series. Some of my favorite games ever include Yoshi’s Island (which never seems to get enough love), Metroid Prime, A Link to the Past, and Breath of the Wild
@@asymptoticspatula breath of the Wild is so goat bro. My Mount Rushmore is above in this thread but BOTW is just outside of it. Probably 5-7.
This is something different from other people but for me I would love a vid of oot’s brother majoras mask witch is personally my favorite game of all time with ocarina of time at a close 2
Game truly felt mystical.. like it came from a higher dimension. Felt like it wasn't even created by humans..
That aspect I haven't felt in any game since. Not even breath of the wild.
Thats the 90s for you, the sounds of the 90s were magical
Enough said! I would argue Shadow of the Colossus kind of recreate that feeling, as well.
I I have no idea how my older brother beat this game with no Internet and no TH-cam back in 1999 although I think he did have a big thick ocarina strategy book
@@wattsnottaken1 Not too hard. Just a lot of exploring and having fun, we all had the time to do so as kids in the 90s :)
Even better was when we found a secret we would share it with our friends
Breathe of the Wild was good, Ocarina of Time was truly the definition of legendary.
Been gaming since 1985, owned every home console and portable, and currently play on switch, ps5, pc, and 3ds. Oot Is without a doubt the greatest game ever made and ever will be made. Period. And let me add, that ending on oot Is so fkn touching, i stll remember it, 26 years later.
100 100 fact. Just finished my 2nd play through last night after 81 days of playing. 1st time since completing it since back in 98-99. That ending is everything bro!
Oot is the foundation, an absolute masterpiece
Exactly!! It’s literally the foundation for essentially every 3d and open world game to this day. It’s insane it came out in 98. It’s a fucking tech/ game design marvel for the time
@@mookiestewart3776 agree mookie, being a 7 year old on Christmas day 1998, I've never ever had that same feeling of excitement and sense of adventure as I did on that game. Nothing has even came close to making me feel how I did that day and I doubt it ever will.
I was 17 when this game came out. Really blown away of this beautiful 3d world. The quests, the music it was al magical. It is really still my favorite game ever!
I feel like when you become an adult and go to the Forest Temple, the game is like “alright time to get serious” the music is so damn spot on.
My thoughts EXACTLY
Yeah for real
The Forest Temple definitely spikes the difficulty up a notch. It's longer and more difficult than any dungeon before it and the boss is also the hardest boss you've faced so far. Possibly one of the hardest bosses in the game tbh
I can't even get over this. *OoT is one of if not the best game ever created - but this video is one of the best showcases of why this game is actually so amazing.* This video is truly an amazing presentation.
*After all these years, I still can't totally fathom how someone can say that OoT is overrated.* Saying OoT is an overrated videogame is like saying water is overrated because it isn't soda. Or it's like saying cola is overrated because it isn't cherry-cola. A person is allowed to not like Zelda and OoT, of course they are. But saying it's overrated would signify one may be ignorant of the history, artistry and expertise of game development or even being a gamer. You don't always have to agree with the majority, but the majority agree that the way OoT was executed was masterfully done.
*OoT is factually a masterpiece based off what humans judge to be good and how the project was executed to follow those guidelines.* Of course OoT isn't perfect, but when you analyze it within the scope of technological and human capabilities of game design of the time (and even to this day) it is truly a masterpiece. Not only is it a masterpiece in terms of a game and gameplay, but also a story, a cinematic experience, and musical genius. It's been widely discussed that the composer for OoT, Koji Kondo, is in fact a musical genius. Maybe it was by accident, maybe Koji doesn't know he's a musical genius, but he is. Hearing his music as you experience the game and its environments is something so sublime I can't even describe it here.
*I am of the firm belief that everybody in society should be given a copy of OoT when they reach a certain age and be encouraged to play it.* Almost like the way there are certain cartoons / movies in society that are just so "amazing," so engrained, or so popular that a large majority of the population has seen these cartoons or movies. Like, if you had a child, why wouldn't you want them to experience this amazing game and righteous story of courage? It's innocent and whimsical but also mature at the same time. OoT displays a positive message and enforces these positive behaviors in its gameplay as well. I guess I sound like a nerd who takes these things too seriously, but I would much rather my child, if and when I have children, to grow up playing Zelda rather than watching all of the trash on TV and in movies.
Game truly felt mystical.. like it came from a higher dimension. Felt like it wasn't even created by humans..
That aspect I haven't felt in any game since. Not even breath of the wild.
@@inscription8099 breathe of the wild couldn't even lace the shoes of OOT
@@JogaBonitoCFTV seriously.. I had some good fun with wind waker and twilight princess too, but skyward and botw were both underwhelming. I love the open world in botw but it felt like so much wasted potential otherwise. Also the story is seriously lacking.
@@inscription8099 while I haven't played wind waker and twilight princess, I've played BOTW and I agree with everything you just said there. It was missed potential, I feel like they put so much effort into the open world they neglected the story. I hated that the master sword had limited use, and I really hated that they decided to put in zero traditional dungeons. It was a huge disappointment.
Its because those people are probably embryos born in 2010 😂 who cant adjust to early 3d gaming. Ocarina of time is an absolute gem of a n64 game and one of the best games from the late 90s
It’s literally impossible to describe the effect this game STILL has on the industry. You still see devs in the current age borrowing ideas from it from a 3d world perspective. It was many many years ahead of its time
Oh my god I’m so excited for this series!
In 1998 this game felt like something out of this world, it was so miles away from anything that came before it that it really felt like we slept in 1998 and woke up in the year 3998. The jump in technology was so drastic that we really had to learn to play videogames all over again. Ever since Zelda OOT the technology jumped even further, much influenced directly from the inovations of this game. Truly a masterpiece and without a doubt the greatest game of all time.
Agree
Absolutely is the greatest ever. Game is simply amazing on so many different levels. The music, dungeons, characters, side quests, lore, introduction to Z targeting, and the story. The transition from Young to Adult Link is still so cool to this day, even after beating it so many times. This game makes you feel like, ‘Link’, instead of you just controlling the character.
@@DannRajeeh-zj9ps I like the idea of the player having to think rather than be told exactly what to do and where to go. But to each their own
Lmfao Dunkey would have a field day on this comment
@@elrifle24 Haha. Yeah, he would. And I can see where he’s coming from to an extent.
But so did The Wind Waker, and Twilight Princess, which are both superior to the one in this video, I think,
The young link/adult link transition is one of the most underrated aspects of this game.
I wish there were more games that did something similar. It really does make you feel like you are link.
the iconic music, the lack of voice dialogue leaving every characters personality and humor up for interpretation
the dark stories behind every side character and all the changes when you go from child to adult are just incredible
also the attention to god damn detail! video game developers need to study OOT's attention to detail
every location is so unique
every little side quest leading you to a dungeon, the feeling of accomplishment
the owl motivating you throughout your journey
I wish games could just understand how to make a game this incredible again
Elden Ring would probably be a game that I consider holds up in it's own way
All facts
I mean I think I may be blinded by nostalgia, but Jesus Christ this game has such a hold on me. I’ll play it every year I’d say for the past 12 years, it just takes me back to a simpler time as an elementary school kid.
The funny thing is, I could never beat it as a kid, I couldn’t do it without an online guide until I was about 12 on GameCube with master quest. I got the original when I was 6.
The GOAT
Truly the best game of all time. No game is perfect but this is as close as you can get.
Great clips... you picked some of the greatest moments of the game! The narrative was convincing and helped me reminisce about all the fun times with OOT. N
Simply the Best and Greatest game of all time that I have ever played. Everyone who has the opportunity to play Zelda Ocarina of Time Please play and see the best game of your life
I got this game for christmas, gold cartidge N64, in 1998. I was 11 years old. I knew nothing about Zelda at the time and never heard of it. After 1 hour, I knew I was playing something absolutely special. I played for the rest of the break, with no guide. I realized half way through that I was playing the greatest game of all time and the there will never be one that is better. Maybe equal, but impossible to be better. I've played all the Zeldas since(and hundreds of other games) , none of them are anywhere near OOT. I go back and beat the game every few years, and am deeply rewarded each time. . It's a beautiful, and to me, perfect game.
Absolutely spot on. I got that gold cartridge too. I remember I had an epiphany the moment I entered the forest temple and I knew then that this was the greatest game I had ever played.
@@cptmuffy crazy how we all feel and resonate this sentiment
Legendary material that Gold cartridge... legendary material.
played it for the first time since Christmas 98 back in 2015. Got all the way to Gerudo Valley and then accidentally deleted the save file. Just finished my 3rd attempt last night and 2nd time completing the game. 81 days straight of OOT. So worth it. One of the only games from its time and before it that actually holds up in every category. Greatest game ever and we all knew the second we played it. Masterpiece doesn't even do it justice, this is one of the wonders of the world.
I was negative 4 years old when this game came out but the music still sticks in my mind
Greatest game ever made. Many tried after it, nothing beats this to this day.
Great video. I think you hit the nail on the head in a way I’ve been trying to articulate for years. Oot doesn’t waste a single thing. Something I think plaguing gaming development right now is that the technology is at a point where you can conceivably add on more things to a game without having to tie it back to everything else. With oot, because the scope was so big, but even things like file sizes at the time were not, if you wanted to include songs they better have a useful functionality (which ended up being fast travel). This is why side quests end up having awesome rewards that feel “worth it” because they had limited space so only the best stuff made it past the cutting room floor. What makes this game not only my favorite zelda game but my greatest game of all time is that they did not compromise the scope of the game they wanted to create even when the technology for the time would have made it very easy to do so. On another note some small corrections (I do not intend this to sound snobbish so apologies if it does): bottles are required in the main story because Rutos letter is found in a bottle which later is used to bring a fish to jabu jabu. Wouldn’t want someone getting stuck at that part if they thought bottles were optional. Also they are called spiritual stones not pendants, they were never meant to be worn because they act like keys for the door of time.
Great thoughts! You didn't come across as snobbish at all either, so don't worry about that :) You're right about the bottles, but I think the other 3 are optional (I could have been more specific). As for the "Pendants", you're absolutely right, and I think that was my Link to the Past childhood subconsciously taking precedent. lol. Thanks for watching video and for taking time to write a great comment about it! Means a lot.
The soundtrack for the ending Ganon battle was undoubtedly the most epic and memorable track ever written in video game history
I recognize your voice from your NBA page :) Honestly, whenever I see a "greatest game of all-time" list and Ocarina isn't #1, I just completely ignore the list. This game was utterly mind-blowing and has stood up well to the test of time. I played it again last year for the first time in 20 years and I enjoyed it as much as I did as a kid. And I played the original, not the remastered update. This game was absolutely perfect.
I think especially for a kid in middle school playing the game, it hit even harder because we all wanted to grow up and be strong, heroic men. But in this game, you get thrown into a late teenage body where you're far bigger and stronger, but the world has grown darker and becomes even more challenging. The game is basically telling you, "Life doesn't get easier just because you get bigger and can do things you couldn't do before. In fact, life gets harder. And you have to rise to the challenge."
It's utterly phenomenal and no matter what game I've played... Be it Grand Theft Auto 5, Red Dead Redemption 2, The Witcher 3, the KOTOR series, Elden Ring, so many others... Nothing will ever touch the brilliance of Ocarina of Time. It blew away the traditional way of gaming and created an entirely new genre of massive open-world games. It is such a fantastic game. The GOAT of all games.
I think another point that’s not talked about enough is ocarina of time is really probably the first game with a dlc, being major as mask which was basically the extension with the special Japanese n64 that was never released
and he delivered
Great video! I personally have Majoras Mask as my favorite zelda/game of all time but ocarina of time is barely below it. Such a great game i definitely never argue with anyone who claims it to be the best because it is a masterpiece
Favorite and best are different discussions
Ocarina of Time is definitely better. 8 temples/big dungeons compared to just 4, and a richer better story and side quests, too. MM’s is an indie fav but not a better game
Love them both, but MM is a lot more frustrating; the time limit each cycle. Swimming as a Zora in the water temple/beaver RACE. The Gorons RACE. Various control related issues. Also only having 4 temples and super easy bosses was a letdown. I put OOT as number 1, Mm as number 2.
Interesting takes, I agree wholeheartedly on the music enriching both the atmosphere and experience. Since games now adays focus on the epicness the player is supposedly having. Only it sounds a little on the guttural side and wild like super monkey ball/mini game music.
I’m in it that’s why it’s awesome
100%, I could pick this game up today and still love it. Imo modern games don't come even close in originality and talent/creativity involved
It's a classic coming of age story or the hero's journey. You are a kid who grows up in the forest and have a dagger and a slab of wood as a shield and a slingshot. You explore most of hyrule as a kid and ganondorf swats you away like a fly. You go and pull the master sword and are shocked how ganondorf ruined hyrule in 7 years and the wrold is bleak and isn't carefree like it was when you were a kid.
They did a good job spreading the rewards. Theme of time and how it changes everything. After traveling everywhere as a kid and adult and freeing all the sages and undoing everything ganondorf did and how you are the prophesied hero was just amazing. Unlike Tears of the kingdom. When hyrule is restored there is a change with Link. All the things he experienced will forever change him. He did all that as a 10 year old in a 17 year old's body. He undid the heroics no one will remember. then with twilight princess he still wasn't able to stop ganondorf. He was still sealed away.
The items are really cool and are useful. at the end of the game you have golden gauntlets, a mirror shield, nayru's love, the biggoron sword and a full arsenal of equiptment. the adventure is great and you look fully decked out as the hero so the cosmetics add to it.
I love this series idea, unlike the basketball GOATs videos you did on the other channel, which has a finite amount of serious contenders, this discussion has a seemingly limitless amount of choices because video games are such a subjective topic and any great game could be argued to be someone’s favorite. The game I’d want you to play most would be Mario and Luigi: Bowsers Inside Story, because I spent so much of my life immersed in that world when I was younger. It probably won’t happen, as it isn’t as widely well-regraded as other games, but it would be incredible if you made that video a reality.
Well said, brother.
The fact that almost every game today takes elements from this game 20+ years later tell you all you need to know. I don’t like arguing best because that’s subjective but in terms of impact on the gaming industry we may never see a game have a bigger impact than ocarina of time did in 1998.
I would say “favorite” is the more subjective concept when compared to “best”/“greatest” . With the latter two you can make a FAR more objective statement when you take variables into account. And when you look at it that way OOT is def worthy of being claimed as the “best”/“greatest” . It was literal decades ahead of its time when looking at certain game design elements and there is a reason it is still the highest scored game on Aggregate even 25 years later . It literally changed gaming from how we knew it to how it is now
Just this game alone is worth having an n64 console.
The Last of Us got to be in the GOAT Debate
Yeah, thats one of the ones I have to go through first, but I think it will probably make it into the series once I do.
It’s definitely up there for me. The 64 hasn’t aged very good, but ya, it was the first Nintendo 3D console so that makes sense. Great video! This series is gonna be amazing
It’s literally the most important game when it comes to modern/contemporary game design . It pioneered so many design philosophies in the current world
@@mookiestewart3776 alot of things in Ocarina of Time like Z targeting were implemented first in Mega Man Legends in 1997 Oot just refined them but it was in no way the first modern style game
"The 64 hasn’t aged very good"
It's aged better than the PS1, in my opinion.
It aged very well...same with the PS1 both have alot of classics and amazing games.
@@wangchung2157 Mega Man Legends didn’t have a lock-on system lol OoT was the first game to have one as we know it today. Mega Man Legends 2 had one, and that game was released in 2000, 2 years after Ocarina of Time.
Which game would you say was the first “modern style” game then?
I absolutely loved watching this video good job making it. Definitely deserves my sub
After watching loads of content from your basketball channel, I eventually found this one as well, and can I say, I can’t get enough of both of them. This video in particular I wanted to comment on because Ocarina of Time and Majoras mask are two of my favorite games of all time with Majoras Mask being my favorite. Even though I was not born yet when those games came out, I still played them with my dads old n64 when I was little. This video was great and am looking forward to new videos in this series! Keep up the awesome work! And btw, I love the analysis videos on old school basketball on the other channel, if you can’t tell, I love everything from the 80s and 90s despite not being alive to experience it. My two favorite NBA players are MJ and Bird with Wilt just barley getting third.
Great list of favorite players, and thanks so much for supporting both channels! It seriously means a ton! :)
Anthony Davis would also benefit from a Z-button while shooting.
LMAO
Even Jonny Arnett can agree this channel is underrated.
Great video Jonny! I go back and forth on whether Ocarina of Time or Twilight Princess are my favorite, I have so much nostalgia for both. Like you said on the Mario Kart stream, it's like picking your favorite child. Both are masterpieces in my opinion.
Also, Rock n' Roll Racing was legendary.
Good, short and sweet. I like it!
Currently working on Part III of my retrospective. Great breakdown sir! I hope my take even stands toe to toe with yours.
My personal favorites are, Ocarina, Twilight Princess and Wind Waker. I like the others, but those three have special memories.
Did you play Majora's Mask? It does sidequests, gameplay, dungeon design (though in part due to building upon oots experience), and music much better than oot.
This was awesome keep up the good work!
1998 is already flies and dead but this game will never die ❤
The legend of Zelda ocarina of time is my absolute favourite Zelda game in the entire franchise. And it got me into the series since 2011. I would definitely say it’s the greatest game ever made, this game and majoras mask are some of the goats on the n64.
I have no idea how my older brother beat this game with no Internet and no TH-cam although I think he did have the strategy guide book 1999
Excited for the eventual Skyrim video. Great stuff man.
Dude I love these videos man
Number 1 in our heart of nostalgic gamers
Next video: GOAT Shower With Your Dad Simulator 2015
Great video. I love this game. In the Fifth Grade, Ocarina of Time, Dragon Ball Z, and Redwall are what changed it all for me. Before that, I opted for playing sports outside, despite owning Super Mario 64, Star Fox 64, and Mario Kart 64. When I got Ocarina of Time for Christmas in 1998, that sent me on the otaku path I am still on.
Can you please also do GOAT videos for the following:
-Majora’s Mask
-Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille Zur Macht
-Final Fantasy XI: Online
-Dark Cloud
-Xenogears
-Final Fantasy Tactics
-Dark Cloud 2
-Final Fantasy IX
-Chrono Trigger
-Final Fantasy VII
Thank you for your time.
I agree with almost everything you say. Only thing I'd change is, the compromise between a child's tale and a mature story realized in the best way is probably majoras mask
I love your well spokenness
Based on what you said, that's why I feel BOTW is my least favorite game. There's a lack of incentive for exploring and getting a treasure lacked impact due to the nature of the items. There were great parts of the game, but overall it felt underwhelming.
Just wish Zelda games could be like this again or have the same realistic style, no more cartoon style, we've waited way too long for it.
very interesting that you found the pacing of Twilight Princess' dungeons too fast. I felt that they were spaced fairly far apart, which plays well to my own personal preference, but more objectively I thought they had pretty long gaps between them. the first 3 have the entire twilight sections between them, then there's Midna's lament and the master sword before 4, the whole sequence getting Prince Ralis saved and then traversing Snowpeak before 5, I'll admit it's pretty short to get to 6, but then there's the huge Sky Book quest to get to 7. and by then the number of dungeons has kind of earned the very fast transition into 8 and 9, which almost function as one super dungeon given that the two basically happen directly back to back (if you don't choose to do anything else or have other side quests), they operate in the same "first twilight, then light world" mechanic that the first 3 major areas did, and they bring together a gigantic final assault on the dual antagonist set-up. after City in the Sky, you're practically begging for the opportunity to go finish off Zant and confront Ganondorf. but for the majority of the game, I felt the dungeons had the longest gaps between them of any Zelda, a welcome thing if, like myself, you enjoy an absolute ton of content separating them. just means more Zelda to play lol
Nocturne of Shadow 🖤
Not only is it the greatest game of all time it's the greatest Zelda of all time, BOW and TOK can suck it, and I could make a series about that if I had the time.
I could go for hours on why this game or that is the GOAT or otherwise excellent.
I didn't know about the significance of the Legend of Zelda timeline, although it's confusing to think that all the games are somehow canon after OoT. I would have guessed that the GOAT would be Majora's Mask before OoT, given that it deviated so heavily from the normal linear time platform. Not only did it introduce the limited, resetable game time, but it did it so well while also shoving a book of tasks to do for rewards and collectibles. And, of course, the different masks that let you perform different actions and transform into different beings. It was both a Legend of Zelda game and a sharp deviation, and they did it so well. I also enjoyed A Link to the Past on the SNES, and Skyward Sword and Twilight Princess on the Wii.
I don't know much about Halo, but I am interested in your take on which one is the GOAT.
My all-time fav is Final Fantasy 7, although it would be in competition with The Legend of Dragoon and Chrono Trigger, but FF7 was the first I played and so long before I played the others that it is my fav by default.
Some other games I loved (Doesn't necessarily nominate them for GOAT, but I want to shout them out);
- PC -
Black Mesa (Also Half-Life/Source, but the Crowbar Collective did a great job with Black Mesa)
Half-Life 2 series (Even though Valve abandoned it. I'm not accepting the VR game, Alyx as a substitute for a sequel)
Left 4 Dead 2 (Supposedly Back 4 Blood is the spiritual successor, but it would be hard to beat L4D2)
Myst (I like Myst 1/2/3, can't decide which one I like best. There is also an anniversary edition and masterpiece edition with updated graphics, a remake called Realmyst, and another remake also named Myst that was just recently released. So, like 4 versions of the OG? And then there's 4/5/Uru which are not as good as the first 3 games, I even encountered bugs on Windows 10 which ruined the experience)
Team Fortress Classic (TFC) (Possibly until recently, my most-played game of all time. Impossible to know exact hours since I played before Steam even existed. It's unfortunate that Fortress Forever couldn't get off the ground; too buggy and not enough players interested. We got left with Team Fortress 2, which was too cartoony and, for a long time, was just a hat-collecting game)
Warframe (Competing with TFC for most-played. I'm impressed with their business; 99% of everything in the game is free if you dedicate time to it, you only pay money for cosmetics or to skip the time needed to obtain something you want)
- MSX -
Metal Gear 2 (Not to be confused with Metal Gear Solid 2) (A version was released on the NES, but I heard it's not as good because they changed a few things. The newer version, anniversary/legacy/whatever edition also removes the imagery and references that the OG had, like Sean Connery and characters from Arnold Schwarzenegger and other action movies)
- Gameboy -
Kirby's Dreamland
- SNES -
Chrono Trigger
- N64 -
Conker's Bad Fur Day
- Wii -
Metroid Other M (I don't care how badly received it was. If you remove the plot where Samus is absurdly timid and submissive, and the whole BOTTLE ship aspect, it's a very good game. The game design that blended the 2D and 3D qualities, I dare say it feels like Metroid Dread, to an extent)
- SEGA Genesis/Megadrive -
Beyond Oasis (I obtained this game because I asked for "Zelda for SEGA" 😆)
Lightning Force (Seems to have something to do with Thunder Force. I'm not looking into it. But good game even though it's insanely hard)
Ranger X
X-Men 2: Clone Wars
- PS1 -
The Legend of Dragoon
- PS2 -
Dark Cloud 2 (Dark Cloud 1 was pretty groundbreaking to me, but 2 absolutely destroyed it)
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
- PS3 -
Deadly Premonition (Avoid the version on Steam, possibly any other PC version. It appears that Windows 10, and possibly Windows 8, removed a graphics redistributable that fixed a bug which makes it impossible to progress after a certain point)
Puppeteer (Love it. Can't believe it doesn't have a next gen port)
Uncharted 1/2/3 (I can't pick a fav, but I hear 2 was the best and I won't argue)
Thanks for all the feedback! Tons of great games on your list. I definitely think FF7 is gonna make it into this series at some point. If you ever decide to get into Halo, just pick up the "Master Chief Collection". The first 3 Halo games are 3 of the greatest games I've ever played. I don't think the franchise has come close to that level of quality ever since, and I'm certainly not alone on that thought. Thanks for watching and for taking time to write such an in depth comment! Means a ton
OoT is definitely up there.. my personal pick would be DA origins or Skyrim
best game of all time with zero competition 🤷🏻♂️
Honestly you can probably say both BOTW and TOK are up there too. Mario Kart 64, Mario 64, Super Smash bro 64. A extremely underrrated game IMO is “A Short Hike”.
Are you seriously comparing this garbage to Ocarina of Time? Seriously?!
(Speaking about BotW and TotK in case that wasn't clear)
While i respect what botW achieved i think the perfect game also knows how to use linear elements to enhance story telling ad experience. All we have asked for is for nintendo to keep the same balance it had in OoT, MM, TP and WW.
Bro, you are Johnny Arnett, I cannot believe it.
Jonny*
My personal favorite is Majora's mask but ocarina of time is the best game ever, everyone who actually played it should know, too bad the franchise has gone downhill with their alien "Sheika" technology putting the magic/fantasy aside
Final Fantasy 7 petition for a next part 🙏
Great series. Super Mario World is one of my all time favorites
Super Mario 64 is way better
Ive beta this game before and i loved how it was played the z target system was revolutionary and the story for me was great, I loved the game except for the water temple
You already talked about my personal favorite video game, but here are a few more I think have a claim to be the greatest of all time:
Super Metroid
Metroid Prime
F-Zero GX
Mario Galaxy
Hollow Knight
The best of the best@!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes.
I like this series. You should bring it back. Ocarina of time is in my top 5 but it's not my favorite of all time. I blame the Water Temple. My favorite game of all time is still Mass Effect 3.
Great choice, Mass Effect series is another one of my fav games, along with Zelda OOT and Super Mario 64
no need for a series, OoT is the best
Before I start, just know, I AM NOT THROWING HATE AT THE GAME, I AM NOT CALLING IT A BAD GAME, DON'T GET MAD AT ME *I AM NOT THROWING HATE AT THE GAME*, with that out of the way, let's start:
I have heard thousands or even millions of people say that Ocarina of Time is the best video game ever, so, I decided to play it on my switch with the online expansion pack. I told myself "If the reviews are so high then it must be a great game, since I have the expansion pack, why not give it a shot?"
To give a little bit of context, Zelda games have never really apealed to me, I played the NES zelda 1 for a couple of hours, I kinda liked it but not a lot, I played a link to the past on the SNES and dropped it after 5 minutes. So, going into Ocarina of Time, my opinion on Zelda games wasn't very good
I really wanted to see what makes it such a great game and also see why the zelda franchise is so highly praised and maybe make myself a new zelda fan.
So, I start the game and you know what, it looked fun, for the first time I was enjoying a Zelda game. The music was really good and the characters where fun! As of writing this, the farthest point i've got to collecting the compass on the deku tree dungeon, so like 10 minutes in. And let me tell you I am SUPER BORED. I really don't know what to do in the game and to me, the progression is really slow. I know i'm in the first 10 minutes of the game, I know, I know, but I just dont really wanna play anymore.
Some people might say: "Well if you're stuck just look up a walkthrough" and, yes that is a good idea, but, when I start a game, I dont really like looking up walktroughs when im only 10 minutes in, it feels wierd to me. But I had to look it up or else I wouldnt make any progress which has led me to where I am on the game right now, and still, im very bored.
So, can anyone (especially zelda fans at heart) tell me how I can enjoy this game? Because I really want to enjoy it, trust me,
I REALLY DO. I wanna see what makes the game so great.
But I just can't bring myself into playing the game without getting bored and, if you play a game that you're bored of, then it's not very fun, is it?
Please tell me what parts of the game I should look forward to, what mechanics I should enjoy, *why I should be having fun*
But for now, I'll just keep playing Mario 64.
Its amazing you can fit one of the greatest games of all time on a 32mb cartridge. HOW??!!! A top 3 if not, top 10 game of all time... on a 32mb cartridge!! insane. if you have played this, you understand what i mean.
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My only complaint is the final boss Ganondorf and Ganon is WAY..... to easy...
Phantom Gannon was more of a challenge....
Just a huge let down ....
What do you guys think?
not gonna lie.. i have never finished this game. i always got lost on where to go next. Lol
Do Bioshock pls
Crazy to think next year will be Ocarina of time 25th ANNIVERSARY
I never played this one. I think Breath Of The Wild is the greatest ever, but you are an expert and I will defer to your knowledge
Tf you smoking that game was mid the dungeons sucked and were all really easy and had no variety durability was trash pretty much all bosses were sorry as sh.t the rewards sucked the reward you got for doing or finding something is a korok seed, shrine, breakable weapon or rupees the master sword sucks it runs out of energy very fast and you have to wait 10 minutes for it to recover and it only does 30 damage unless you pay for the DLC ocarina of time clears BOTW by a mile
I want to see Halo Reach
For me, Hollow Knight is my Greatest Game of All Time. The level design, the atmosphere, the lore, the plot, the characters. Everything is done so excellently and it's super replayable
#1
It's so much better than Botw.
My personal best game of all time, is Twilight princess
zelda 5 felt like a bad attempt to re-create zelda 3 in a 3d format.
even the music feels inferior.
Zelda da 🐐 no 🧢
Easily number 1
I think the only game that can match Ocarina of Time is Final Fantasy Tactics. War of the Lions was even better.
I hope you make an counter video with this game (and every other one you make) cause unfortunately nowadays whenever someone talks about OoT, people will just assume you're riding on nostalgia
honestly whenever something gets overly loved or gushed about I lose love/interest in the game like how for OoT and Gen 1 Kanto
I will agree the Ganon fight was awesome
ranking my favorite Zeldas in order, score wise
not interested in Zelda 1 or 2
Link to the Past- 8/10, plenty of dungeons to enjoy but the story could've been slightly better
Ocarina of Time- 7/10, the overworld was a bit barren other then a few hidden holes. the story was simple
Majora's Mask- 10/10, even though it was made within 2 years, it still came out amazing
Wind Waker- never played it sadly
Twilight Princess- 9/10, Midna is best companion but the amount of filler is annoying
Skyward Sword- 7/10 the lore is great but there's so much backtracking its not even funny
Link Between Worlds- 9/10, I loved Lorule's view on life plus the new main villain Yuga, his theme was cool
Breath of the Wild- 9/10 its so close to being good but sadly the story was very lacking
wow people really like this game huh
Yes it's clear as the Greatest Game of all Time.
Is sit too late to offer final fantasy 9?
danganronpa v3 solos every game in existence
It’s by far the best video game of all time…
I’m still laughing at everyone who still think goldeneye is the greatest game ever 😂😂such fools ocarina of time>goldeneye The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time is the greatest game of all time
I know right! all my friends loved Goldeneye. As far as the multiplayer experience, it was definitely fun, but on an individual level, OOT is still fun.
OoT was a great game. Dark Souls was better.