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With Jabu-Jabu you'd have the walls pulsating and what not and for the Shadow Temple you'd have all sorts of things like the rotating sythes, the creepy faces on the walls, and not to mention the mini-boss. I can see what you're saying but I think, overall, Jabu-Jabu and the Shadow Temple would have their atmospheres most affected by the introduction of 3D elements.
The 3DS 3D isn't the "whoa it's like it's coming out of the screen at me!" so much as it gives the screen a sense of depth...kinda like looking through a window, rather than a screen.
No, you're right. Apparently you'll be able to adjust how much "3D" is actually presented, even going so far as to play strictly in 2D. A nice feature for those who might suffer motion sickness.
Oh yeah, I remember that now. Blocky old graphics, lol.
Awesome! It's going to look awesome.
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Even more, Nintendo of America annoucned it as a game, and what is it doing on the section of Nintendo DSi games if its NOT a full game? I'm detecting shenanigans here.
Avatar did this technique very, very well.
Really? Why? You probably own the game already and can play it literally any time. The graphics seem to be about PSP level and...well, it's the same game.
He has a point.
I was 8 years old when it came out and I played it for the first time. 2D games did not scare me, but 3D was still new, so in that dimension, things like ReDeads and the Forest Temple were terrifying. Seeing these horrific zombies walking towards you (and they could due to the 3D plane) was scary. OoT was revolutionary because it attached us to Link in such a simulatingly realistic way like never before, so his foes became much more enticing and threatening than ever before.
Ah K. My first Zelda was OoT cause I'm a young'un, but I still don't recall ever being scared by it, even in my youth. Like you said though, could just be the fact that 3D was new and stuff. I was boring in '96 so...
So true! I was but a little kid when it came out. I remember after I beat the Deku Tree and I could venture ot into Hyrule Field I was going towards the castle- but then night came and those skeletons came out of the ground and scared the **** out of me! I actually turned off the game and stopped playing it for a few months. I then decided to play it again. It still scared me to an extent but I played through it lol.
Details. I have no idea what you are describing.
