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More user-friendly Zelda on 3DS |
Listed in: Nintendo DS Tags: Nintendo, Zelda
By user-friendly, it doesn't mean less challenging. Rather, it's just going to be more intuitive. This was the promise made by Nintendo's Bill Trinen on Zelda: Ocarina of Time being developed for the 3DS.
He said that a new inventory system should "provide the experience the way it should have been." Explained Trinen, "One of [series creator Eiji Aonuma's] long regrets was not necessarily the layout, or the puzzles, or the difficulty of the water temple but the fact that the water temple involved putting the iron boots on and off, taking them on, taking them off... to move up and down in the water.
To do that you had to press the start button, you'd have to switch over to your inventory screen, you'd have to scroll around to get down to your iron boots and then, of course, in between, you're switching out the iron boots with the hookshot and things like this." To remedy that problem for the 3DS version, a new touch-screen-based inventory system has been put in place.
"[Aonuma] feels he's finally able to provide the experience the way it should have been in the water temple... on the touch panel, you have access to your inventory, so instead of having to scroll down, to find all the different items you're going to have very simple and intuitive access to all the items and the equipment you're going to need."
And one last little thing: "I wouldn't anticipate any extra dungeons."
Via [Kotaku]
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The Wii version is messed up, and newcomers aren't willing to spend so much money on the NGC original version just to play it.
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All the same, this change to the game sounds awesome!
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