The main story is round as Ocarina of Time, both are perfectly paced. I think this is where Majora's shines, investigating the side quests, the NPCs lives and going back and forth in a packed compact world, where you also have the ability to travel in time. Just the Kafei side quest is a story on its own. The new Bombers' Notebook is nice but, back in the day, I wrote down what the NPCs were doing during the days and it was a bit of an investigation. The fishing holes, as optional content, are the best addition. The new colours might be better or worse depending on your taste but that's not as important, in my opinion. The worst changes in the 3DS version are the swimming, the Deku jumping and some bosses. It makes you wonder if reviewers really know what they are doing! I immediately noticed some of the changes. Even if the changes are not bad for some reviewers, they should have been mentioned. In addition to this was the use of a darker filter - washing out all of the games. This supposedly resulted in all sorts of issues. For the Wii U generation though, Nintendo decided to introduce an 'overarching emulator' it had built to power all 21 N64 games available on the platform. The Wii era of N64 emulation is still considered to be 'the best' because each game ran its own version of the existing emulator designed for GC. Game developer and YouTuber, Modern Vintage Gamer, has now taken a look at the history of Nintendo's N64 emulation, which technically dates back to the GameCube era - with the release of the Wind Waker pre-order bonus disc. Apart from the trailer becoming the most disliked Nintendo YouTube video ever, the N64 emulation has been criticised for not even matching the standards set by community efforts. As you may have noticed, it hasn't gone down well with some players. Last week, Nintendo launched the 'Expansion Pack' tier for its Switch Online service.

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