metroid composite posted...
OoT is a game where nothing especially stands out to me. The plot is sub-JRPG level (and not all JRPGs even have a plot I'd consider good). The gameplay is shallow: when you Z-target one enemy, other enemies mostly ignore you, so you only need to learn how to fight 6 or so 1v1 fights to beat mooks. I'm not a fan of the music, which is overly simplistic and very repetitive to make the area themes sound like the 6-note Ocarena songs.
Excellent, very true mini-review of OoT!
Actually, it's also very good at planning ahead: damn near everything that seems out of place in earlier books tends to have a purpose in later books.
That reminds me of the Metal Gear series, so you can't be sure if it's really planning ahead or just taking care to explain strange stuff the fanbase was wondering about. :P
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