Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Unreal Engine 5 remake called 'absolute masterpiece' by fans
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Fans want Nintendo to take notes on the latest Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Unreal Engine 5 remake.
Out of all of the games in Nintendo’s vast library, The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time stands out as one of the most impressive and influential titles ever made.
Ocarina Of Time has sort of been remade before on the Nintendo 3DS, take a look below!
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The fact they managed to cram so much content onto one N64 cartridge is still impressive to this day, with fans still putting hours into exploring Hyrule and finding innovative ways to break it for speed runs or challenge runs.
You can tell it’s one of Nintendo’s favourite titles given how many times it's been re-released, with the latest being its inclusion on Nintendo Switch Online, though fans still believe it deserves a full-on remake, not just a remaster.
Luckily, some devoted Zelda fans have taken it upon themselves to do what Nintendo won’t, and have remade parts of the game in Unreal Engine 5 for some truly jaw-dropping results.
One of the latest videos by RwanLink shows off Lake Hylia in all of its glory, which has been meticulously remade to look bigger and better than ever. From the crystal clear water to gorgeous illumination, and even Link’s highly-detailed emerald outfit, the whole thing is exactly what Nintendo should look at if they ever plan to remake the game themselves.
One fan proclaimed: “This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen! My God I would KILL for an Ocarina of Time remake like this!! Nintendo should hire you!”
Another said: “I would pay a lot of money for a full playable remake like this. It is beautiful. Outstanding job!”
A third stated: “Exactly how I imagined it as a child. thank you for this absolute masterpiece.”
Whether a full-on remake of Ocarina Of Time is on the cards or not is currently unknown, and probably unlikely, but if it ever exists, here’s hoping it looks as good as the Unreal Engine 5 version.
Topics: The Legend Of Zelda, Nintendo, Unreal Engine
