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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
The pieces are finally falling in place for the 3D remake of the fan favorite Legend of Zelda classic, The Ocarina Of Time. In addition to recently announcing the release date and developer of the upgraded port (not to mention the inclusion of the Master Quest), Nintendo has offered up a ton of new screenshots and concept art. Let's take a look.
To recap, Ocarina Of Time 3DS is being developed by Grezzo, a studio headed by former Square employee Koichi Ishii, and will be available on June 19. In addition to better visuals and stereoscopic 3D, the game will feature some remixed dungeons and controls that take advantage of the new handheld's touchscreen and other capabilities.
The graphical power of the 3DS is still something of a mystery (early launch games have run the gamut from impressive to bleh), but these new screens are some of the best we've seen for the handheld, and the concept art is sure to bring back fond memories for gamers. Check them out in the gallery below.
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