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Ocarina Update Shines On 3DS
Nintendo is bringing one of its most beloved installments of The Legend of Zelda to the 3DS with some much appreciated upgrades.
Aside from being reworked to take advantage of the new handheld's 3D capabilities, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time 3D also features updated -- and impressively crisp -- textures, and an improved interface, fixing a common complaint of the original game. Perhaps the coolest new feature is the first-person aiming mode, which now utilizes the system's gyroscope: Simply move the entire handheld around while watching the screen to aim your weapon.
We'll bring you more on Ocarina Of Time as we approach its release.
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