The remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Now available on Switch 2 with 4K graphics at 60 fps, free camera via the right stick and one button jump. It has also come with a series of adjustments that, for those who grew up with the Nintendo 64 version of 1998, do not always like them. A review published by DualShockers lists ten of those changes.
It is not a technical analysis: it is an opinion list in which nostalgia weighs as much as the specific detail. The text itself summarizes it in an idea, that of a modern remake with an old soul, and from there it reviews what has been earned and what has been lost along the way.
Link is no longer called whatever you want
The most striking change in the list is also the simplest: the protagonist is called Link and can no longer be renamed. In the original, starting with an absurd name was almost a ritual, and the characters repeated it in the dialogues without flinching. The text remembers having baptized the hero as
