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"Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remastered Edition" will be released on Switch2 on November 5. The eShop revealed that the download version has a size of 24.5GB. Compared with the N64 original version, which only has a 32MB cartridge, the size gap is huge. High-definition textures, audio and scene expansion are the main reasons for the increase in capacity. It is recommended to reserve at least 25GB of storage space (the first-day patch will take up additional space).
In addition, according to foreign media Twisted Voxel, "Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remastered" is suspected to have been stolen in advance. Foreign Reddit forum user Robnaratt34 shared the game's interface and early and mid-term actual screenshots of the game, and shared the gameplay experience.
According to Robnaratt34, the area of "Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remastered" has been expanded, and the overall layout of Kakariko Village has been redone. Hyrule Plains and Lake Hylia are seamlessly connected, with the original partition gate removed and new buildings added to improve the open look. NPCs have schedules and can move autonomously in the map, giving them a sense of life similar to Breath of the Wild.
The combat feel has been optimized compared to the original version. Shield determination is changed to camera binding, similar to "Twilight Princess" and "Breath of the Wild". A new jump attack has been added, and the dubbing performance has been fully upgraded. The classic opening and main melody sections are all retained; the core puzzle framework remains unchanged, and the explanation of the plot text is supplemented and optimized.
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