This art direction is unbelievably bad, IMO. I am shocked to seemingly be in the minority on this.

I'm sure the graphics will be a big point of contention, since there aren't a ton of changes otherwise, and in that regard I don't mind them too much, though some of the characters look wonky and inconsistent.

I'm more disappointed it appears to be a 1:1 remake. Between that and the way the the gameplay video talked down to the audience ("this is how you jump, wow!" and "we kept loading screens to make you nostalgic"), this just isn't for me. It makes me sad that this seems to be happening more and more with Nintendo.

Fortunately, I just played Ship of Harkinian last year and had a great time. It already includes a lot of the QoL improvements (e.g. free camera movement), and with an HD texture pack it looks good without compromising the original style. Plays on the go with on a Steam Deck too!

Missed opportunity to go super stylized with it. The new titles lean so far into realism, it makes me wonder what it would look like to try to evoke an N64 aesthetic with modern graphics power.

FFVII was my favorite growing up.

I bought the first game in the remake series. I thought it was neat.

I don't intend to buy the other 2 (or more) games right now. Something about them taking one game and breaking it up like that upsets me enough to wait until it hits the discount bin in a few years.

Ocarina of time? Also an amazing game that I loved as a kid.

I'm not buying this. I'm not buying any new consoles for a while. I'd rather get indie games and chill with new stories, in the small amount of time I have.

It looks like they also added a bit of the rhythm element or mechanic from the mario rpgs but I would add that to the recomps.

I still have my N64 and carts so this will never truly supplant the real thing. Might be more interested in playing Majora’s Mask again on Switch 2 if they did that.

Huh? This didn't make sense to me. What's with skipping back & forth from baby Link to Mid-20's Link?