There hasn't been much news inthe way of unofficial The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Timesequels since the last time I wrote about them...until veryrecently. Within the last month or two a bunch of new, noisy,buzzworthy hacks suddenly sprang up. Just like last time, theyall arrived at once after years of nothing. What could havepossibly motivated separate parties to arrive on this specificdeadline --
But before then, I was keepingmy appetite sated by visting the Hylian Modding Discord. It's the#1 community for anyone who hacks Ocarina of Time, and there aredozens of projects going on at any given time. All the photos andshort videos of custom-built environments and weapons are neat tolook at, but the problem is, most of them will never actually seerelease. A lot of modders just tend to give up after making a fewthings, so while there is something new posted to Hylian Moddingnearly every day, the appearance of an actual, playable game (orat least a demo) is rare.
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Most N64 adventure gamesstarted you out in one fixed location every time you turned themon. The hacks do this too, so...I guess it can't be helped. Thishandicap necessitated the invention of the "hub world."The starting location of an N64 game must be well-designed witheasy access to any destination the player might want to gotoward, whether by warp song, magic painting or any other method.Sealed Palace starts you out in...jail.
You'll appear in jail everytime you load the game up, at least while you're a kid, becausethe opening situation is that all the Kokiri have been arrestedby the order of two mysterious advisors who are taking control ofthe castle. (It's Koume and Kotake -- the demo screen gives thisaway, and also it's not hard to guess). Won't the Kokiri die ifthey leave the forest? Well, not in this hack, and that's alwaysbeen a suspect bit of information anyway -- the credits screen ofthe untouched OOT has them walking around Lon Lon Ranch fine anddandy.
Once you warp, you'll be takento a run-down Temple of Time that is half buried in sand. It'sunclear when this game is meant to take place or what timelineit's under. Areas like this imply it's a century or two afterOOT, but most of the characters are exactly the same. Some of theSages already have their Sage status (like Impa, whom you nevermeet), while others are ascending for the first time (likeSaria). Unfortunately, once you exit the Temple, you will findyourself in the single worst area in the entire game.
The second location the gametasks you with exploring is the Haunted Wasteland, ruins of anancient city (implied to be the Castle Town from OOT). Thesandstorm effect is on and turned to full blast. You can't seemore than an inch in front of you the entire time you're here.You have no map, or any other means of navigating this horridplace. It was probably a bad decision to put this here. Irecommended this hack to someone else, but he quit once he got tothe Haunted Wasteland.
My advice is to just go in astraight line, where you can. Eventually the sand will fade andyou'll find yourself in the modern-day Castle Town. The momentyou get here, take a hard right and enter the Graveyard -- atalking statue will teach you a warp song that will make it soyou never have to go through the Haunted Wasteland again, exceptfor one other time late in the game. Seriously, ENTER THEGRAVEYARD first, and then save your game, or you'll be sorry.
But Sealed Palace is morelinear than OOT. It is always clear where you're supposed to gonext, and it WILL lead to the next dungeon, sometimes right afteryou already completed one. My favorite element of the Zeldaseries is the exploration, and this doesn't really have much ofthat. It's mostly one dungeon after another.
After thoroughly finishingSealed Palace I had grown sick of the default enemies, so Indigo came at the perfect time. Half the monsters yourun into are original, and the ones that aren't possess newtwists that change the way you traditionally fought them. It ispossible, for example, for a Deku Baba to not completely dieafter it becomes a stick -- the head could be lying there on theground and it will snap at you again if you're not prepared forit.
Land Mines: I actually don't know their real name,because you only see them a half-second before they explode onyou, leaving no time to pick up Tael's description of them. Theseare unfairly peppered around the entrance to the first dungeonand will be one of the first hassles you deal with.
Shock Arrow: Earned by collecting twenty-fiveScardeedas. Allows you to add electricity to your arrow shots,which some enemies are vulnerable to. By the time you get this,though, you'll probably have beaten all the available dungeons.
Even the traditional sword andshield have been given new twists in Indigo: the sword isupgradeable throughout the game (though the demo just gives youone upgrade since the system isn't fully in place yet) and theshields each contain a special power you can activate with abutton combo. The "forest" shield can sap enemy HP andheal you with it if you push R and B at the same time. The KiteShield you get later will reflect the enemy's attack back at themwith the same combo. These abilities are not free, though -- theyrequire the use of magic.
I'm very susceptible to motionsickness in video games, but the Zelda series doesn't usuallytrigger it. This unfortunately does. Most cases of game nauseaare triggered by an FOV (field of vision) that is too narrow,leaving out side details and confusing your brain. Modern gameshave been good at including accessibility options fordisabilities like color blindness, but they NEVER address motion sickness despite it being so common. Theonly game I have seen include an FOV slider is the originalBioshock (Infinite didn't have one). I've been told the reasonfor that is because the wider the FOV, the more processing timeeach frame takes and the harder it is to run a clean framerate.So most game makers do not bother, and I suffer.
So that sucks. But overall, the future looks bright for Zelda hacking. Playing new direct sequels to games you grew up with, whether they're technically "real" or not, is a great feeling, and the possibilities for what they can be are widening. There haven't been sequels to Wind Waker or Twilight Princess yet, but folks are working on modding in custom actors, and that was how OOT hacking started. It's just a matter of time. Someone will eventually be devoted enough to break them down into malleable pieces.
Step 1: As child Link, after you meet with Princess Zelda, Malon will appear in the middle of the corral in Lon Lon Ranch. Talk to her three times, and then pull out your Ocarina. She will teach you Epona's Song.
Step 2: As adult Link, collect 70 Rupees and go talk to Ingo at Lon Lon Ranch. Pay him 10 rupees to ride a horse; instead of using the provided horses, call Epona using Epona's Song. Get some practice with Epona until time is expired (you can collect two hidden blue rupees by jumping over the fences). Pay 10 more rupees to return to the corral and ride Epona, but talk to Ingo while you are riding her this time. He challenges you to a race with 50 rupees as the wager.
Step 4: If you beat him, he will challenge you to another race. The wager this time will be for ownership of Epona. Win the second time around and you will have your horse. This race is trickier. Stay on the inside, but don't let Ingo push you into the fence or Epona will slow down. Instead, push against Ingo and pull ahead, then ride in front of him. If you block him like this, he can't get by and you'll definitely win.
Fahrenheit is a game that starts you off in one hell of a predicament. You start the story as Lucas Kane, during a brief period of possession Lucas cuts open his own wrists and then proceeds to stab the hell out of a innocent guy in the toilet. He then comes to his senses and the player takes control. This is quite something for a game as this rather tense moment is timed you can either go through a long process of hiding the body and the evidence and sneak out of the diner without anyone suspecting what you did, or you can just run out the door in a panic. The entire game is played out by the players decisions, some choices lead to death which means you have to re start the scene though there are usually multiple routes to progress through the story.
Gameplay wise you basically control your character with the left thumb stick and you then use the right thumbstick to interact with items in the world displayed on the top frame of the screen. The game then has this simon says quick time event system which plays out during the major action screens. You basically have to use both analogue sticks and move them in time with the displays on the screen. The game positions this in the centre of the screen so you can watch the action. Being the anxious gamer, I was much more concerned with getting the prompts correct than watching the scenes. e24fc04721
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