A boss is being tweaked and new fishing locations are being added.
The Legend of Zelda series Producer Eiji Aonuma has shared a few new details regarding the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask remake for Nintendo 3DS.
Speaking to Famitsu in a recent interview, Aonuma made it clear that the game will be modified in ways that accommodate new players. "Specifically speaking, parts that were conventions and weren't explained at all are changed, and challenges which you realize by repeating many times are made easier to understand," he said.
The three-day cycle will remain the same, but one of the boss battles will be altered and two new fishing areas are being added. Additionally, while the game won't feature improved visuals on New 3DS, Aonuma did note that something for owners of the improved handheld is coming. "Please wait for the opportunity to discuss how playing on the New 3DS differs at a later date," he teased.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D is set to launch this coming spring.
I bet it's Goht.
I ran out on day one to buy tho game for my N64. Played it for two days and couldn't stand how nebulous the puzzles were. Ultimately got frustrated, took it out of my N64, and never played it again. To this day I'm stunned that it has such passionate fans. It's the one and only game in the entire series that I just could not get into.
Some of us actually finished the game.
Hey! I read the first 2 paragraphs of a book! I couldn't stand the first 2 paragraphs! Now I can judge the WHOLE book as bad!
Hey! I read the first 2 paragraphs of a book! I couldn't stand the first 2 paragraphs! Now I can judge the WHOLE book as bad!
I'm hoping Nintendo adds a Master Quest. Wishful thinking, I know.
This whole project is kind of goofy for Nintendo. Nintendo is so focused on not alienating newcomers (ironic since I'm sure only hardcore Nintendo nuts actually own Wii U's) but this game makes no efforts to be accommodating. Trying to make it friendly for the Super Guide user is going to be hammering a square peg in a round hole. Majora's Mask is exactly the sort of game that ends up a cult hit.
This whole project is kind of goofy for Nintendo. Nintendo is so focused on not alienating newcomers (ironic since I'm sure only hardcore Nintendo nuts actually own Wii U's) but this game makes no efforts to be accommodating. Trying to make it friendly for the Super Guide user is going to be hammering a square peg in a round hole. Majora's Mask is exactly the sort of game that ends up a cult hit.
You kind of just answered your own question. This is a 3DS game, not a Wii U game. The 3DS is the system that actually still has a pretty large userbase of kids and more casual Nintendo fans. Plus it's a portable game which requires bigger changes as well since Majora's Mask in its original N64 state is not handheld friendly at all.
