Sentences with phrase «as oot»

Not for me,, I still feel as OOT holds the crown, After putting around 150 + Hours in, and completing the main story including all Shrines....

Something almost as good as OoT, but not quite there for some minor details.

Not for me,, I still feel as OOT holds the crown, After putting around 150 + Hours in, and completing the main story including all Shrines....

All of these Majora's Mask appearances lately gives me a feeling that we'll be seeing it come to the 3DS (such as OoT), or like Ashley mentioned, have it remastered on the Wii U. I'm up for either one, since I don't have a Nintendo 64 anymore.

Not exact matches

Your theory that God cretaed things requires an awful oot of assumptions, not the least of which is that he can magically summon the universe or transform energy as you put it to fit his will.

Twilight Princess takes place after Majora's Mask and features the same link from OoT and MM as the Hero's Shade who teaches you the sword techniques.

According to Aonuma, Nintendo believed at that time than an annualization of the series would be possible, thanks to Ocarina of Time being in 3D and the models being able to be reused, versus having to draw all new sprites, as Zelda games were 2D before the release of OoT.

X, Smash, Bayo 2 and Zelda (graphic style as close as possible to OoT 3DS and ALBW artworks) playable on E3.

Zelda OOT and Mario Galaxy should be at the same level as Sonic next Gen, right?

I'm so happy to have the OoT stages as well.

Yeah, I would agree with you, as a person who started of with N64, i would agree, i love Sunshine, but i am not sure i would call it better than 64, as for Majoras Mask i think it is better than OOT.

Nintendo attempted to reinterpret the OoT style with Twilight Princess, but as people have pointed out, it looks to trying to emulate that feel more than being it's own thing.

So yeah, if they ever do another BOTW like game, they NEED to have the Shrines be more like the mini-dungeons such as the Ice Cave from OOT, or just more cool «Test of Skill» combat dungeons that were a lot of fun.

Not a full sequel, but definitely more than a mere v1.5, this game has had a near - complete overhaul that puts the Zelda OoT: Master Quest version to shame as it as much as quadruples the amount of content in places, and overhauls much of the returning content (such as the reworked puzzles, and spoken dialogue being added to a game that was previously text - only).

Hell it could even go as far as the complete overhaul that the Master Quest in OOT was.

The dungeon in OoT and MM were annoying as well hell, and the dungeon in TP carries on that tradition proudly.

Maybe you played a version after the first edition of OoT because everything after that Ganon's blood is green, but originally, in my edition, it's red and just as hardcore of a scene as Wind Waker, if not more so.

I can't bring myself to say I like Twilight Princess better than Ocarina of Time as a point of pride, but I do argue that TP wouldn't be nearly as good had it not had OoT to play off of.

There are seemingly infinite reviews of OoT as a game, so I will speak about its merit as a 3DS remake.

Also, it mentions that Europe will be seeing it in Q1 next year with Mario Kart, Zelda OoT, and Professor Layton as launch games.

I've always looked at the Wind Waker universe as a refreshing change from the more typical medieval fantasy world seen in OoT and TP.

I greatly enjoyed TP, as you can imagine, as it was my first 3D Zelda experience, but after playing through OoT I looked back at TP and thought, «Gosh, that's nearly the same game.»

-- Magic Beans — OoT, MM Magic Beans are really handy in Ocarina of Time because they allow you access to a handful of heart pieces as an adult if you take the time to plant them as a child.

Hyrule 2 happens after the end of OoT with Link defeating Gannon as and adult and Zelda sending him back in time.

Majora's Mask is not as bad as Zelda II, but the continuation of the OoT design and the introduction of strict time limits make Majora's Mask a tedious chore to play.

The goal — to benchmark the «accuracy performance of different [EDI] providers as they compared to different standards, but the cost of deploying their process as if it were a real case,» said Patrick Oot, EDI cofounder and senior special counsel to the Securities Exchange Commission.

He also serves as the lead scientist of the Electronic Discovery Institute and author of its important study: Roitblat, Kershaw, & Oot, Document categorization in legal electronic discovery: computer classification vs. manual review.

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