Morgan Lewis, Managing Editor for Gamer Professionals, writes:
"Despite all the technological advances in the almost-18 years since Ocarina of Time’s debut on the Nintendo 64, it still dwarfs its competition . It was revolutionary in so many different ways and despite the fact that it is almost 20 years old, it still holds up incredibly well. It is not only one of the best games ever, it is the greatest game ever made, even among Zelda games, which is no small feat. Zelda isn’t just one of the premiere Nintendo franchises in the west; it is one of the premiere franchises in the west. There are a multitude of different reasons that set Ocarina of Time apart from both Zelda games and current-generation games alike, but none more than the perfect balance that the game maintains between gameplay and story."
I play the ending of this game and I still get tears in my eyes. It's as close to perfection as any game has gotten.
Not my favorite Zelda, but certainly a very important game! Looking forward to reading this
I'm gonna have to disagree. It depends on which generation you primed at playing Zelda. When I really was into the series it was Link to the Past or Twilight Princess. As groundbreaking as Ocarina was it never had the same impact as ALttP or TP for me. I'm sure people are gonna have varying opinions but I personally think calling it best of all time is stretching it.
If you're a zelda fan
NO.