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Ori and the Blind Forest director Thomas Mahler has harshly criticised Nintendo's new Ocarina of Time remake, arguing that it feels "emptier and more confused" compared to other Zelda titles, like A Link to the Past. Mahler notes that he was never a big fan of Ocarina of Time to begin with – giving the original game a score of 7.5-8/10 – but he argues that its remake doesn't address any of the perceived flaws in the title. He particularly criticises the design of OoT's overworld, Hyrule Field, stating that, although it does look prettier in the remake, "it's still just as empty and uninteresting as it was back then." Mahler finds "it quite disappointing that Nintendo's designers apparently decided against really flexing their creative muscles" with regards to level design and the interplay between the overworld and dungeons. He claims that a truly competent designer could have improved the game "by understanding what makes the Zelda formula work and then consistently questioning whether the moment-to-moment experience is actually enjoyable." Mahler then caps off his statement by lashing out at "the international gaming press" for "behaving like a bunch of graphics wh*res," as the good graphics in the OoT remake don't equate to high-quality gameplay. "Giving Ocarina of Time a 10/10 for its design," Mahler argues, shows that "a lot of games journalists don't really understand" what good game design should look like. Do you agree with Mahler's argument, or do you think he's off on his assessment of the remake? #Nintendo #Zelda #OcarinaOfTime #OcarinaofTimeRemake #Switch2

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