The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D (Full Review.)

Review (Part 1: The First 3 Dungeons.) 

Remember the first time you played Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo 64 back in the 90's? I sure do, and I'm 18! This game has been one of the best games in video game history, it was definitely one of the best games on the Nintendo 64, but also one of the best games of that generation. And now, it's back, in stunning High Definition and 3D! This, is the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D! Exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS!

I know a lot of you absolutely love this game, this is an amazing game. And beside the point of Navi going, "HEY! HEY! LISTEN!" It's a crap-load of fun, and anyone can play it. While I'm not going to write a full review yet due to the fact that I have not completed the game, nor Master Quest, I'm sure that some more will come.

Alright, onto the reviewing! The first dungeon, obviously is The Great Deku tree. Which is definitely the easiest of all the dungeons. I'm not gonna spoil it for anyone, but this dungeon is really easy to get through, and anyone can get through it within 10-15 minutes max.

The second dungeon, Dodongo's Cavern, is fairly harder. In this area you get the bombs, yay for bombs! This dungeon features many different puzzles, oh, and be careful if you go in with a Deku shield, get hit by a Fire Keese and you'll lose it. So I suggest going to the graveyard and finding the Hylian shield under the gravestones. (Trust me, I found it and didn't know about it.)

The third Dungeon, Jabu Jabu's Belly. Is the final dungeon in the Young Link Part of the game. This dungeon, is annoying. Within this you'll find the boomerang. But, there's a really, really, really annoying part in the game. You have to carry around Princess Ruto. Which is very, very annoying and takes up a lot of your time. Sadly, during this dungeon, really sadly actually, it took me three hours to beat. Due to me not being able to figure out how to get into the boss room. 

So that's it for the Part 1 Review, next review will be up when I finish the next part of the game. Which I don't know how long it will be, and part 3 and 4 will be up when I beat Master Quest, and try out the Boss Battles.

Part 2: The Meddalions and the New Temples.

So as you know, in the original Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time. They had different dungeons when you became "Adult Link." And all of them each with new challenges, and of course, the dreaded Water Temple. Just the name gives me chills typing this up. But yet, something's different in this game. It's not just a simple port to the 3DS, they've changed something...Wait...The Water Temple...It's...It's easier! That's right, the dreaded Water Temple is easier. So, much easier, but that's beside the point. When you get past all the dungeons and get the medallions you can finally go to the final fight with Ganondorf. And may I say, it's a walk in the park. Until you get to his second form...But no spoilers for you guys!

Alright well this is the full review for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Stay tuned for new reviews coming soon!