I have a coworker who says this kind of crap. I don't mind. I have a '98 copy. I'm not buying a Switch 2 just to play the new one, but this would be an excellent way for younger people to experience one of my favorite games for the first time.

Not just that, but the level of detail in the remake is stunning. The game is downright gorgeous.

It's nice to play a game where each element was placed with intent rather than feeling like "assets" scattered across a landscape.

Something fun to notice in this remake is that all the NPCs are on a daily schedule. They have day and night locations and they move between them naturally.

They definitely built that feature planning for Majora's Mask.

Someone spotted an IMDB listing for fierce deity. And with the way this remake has the "routines" function that made MM iconic, i'd say its close to a guarentee that they're working on it.

Has it had a shitload of updates to like controls and menus and general quality of life stuff?

I go back and emulate it from time to time and its always jarring to me how awkward it feels to play

I was wondering if they sped that part up and had to laugh when they made sure to show it as slow as ever from multiple camera angles this time.

When did they stop innovating on software?