I'm hearing a lot of players say that New Donk City is the most fun part of Odyssey. (One of the only locations that feels like an unrealistic video game is Inside Jabu-Jabu, which is really cool even if it is ridiculous.)
The Water Temple? It's buried beneath the lake. The Forest Temple? It's deep in the Forest. You know the haunted Shadow Temple? It's buried next to the graveyard. See that giant mountain behind Kakariko? You can go there, and there are dungeons and a city inside of it. In Ocarina of Time, most things feel like they are a real place. The people at Nintendo made Mario 64 before making Ocarina of Time, and Zelda feels like a much more effectively made game.įor example, many of the Mario 64 levels (Cool Cool Mountain, Whomp's Fortress, Tiny-Huge Island) feel like they are floating in the sky rather than being in a mountain range or in an ocean. Both are amazing games that can still be incredibly fun today.īut Mario 64 is not nearly as polished of a game as Ocarina of Time. In the video above, they share the merge between the two with familiar puzzles from the Zelda title, but with that Super Mario twist. I've spent as much time playing it as any other game and it's super fun. Super Zelda 64 is a mod from the notable Kaze Emanuar.
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