The Legend Of Zelda Ocarina Of Time, DS game ever be possible

Are controls related to genres?

 

No one said anything about genres, the guy was talking about the fighting controls.

 

I don't see any thing that has something to do with CONTROLS in that post.

 

hmmmmmmm just thinking about zelda ocarina of time on ds is psyching me up.

 

It's possible, chances are it'll not be done though.

 

Lets see,what's this I wonder...?

 

...... Jonez didn't say anything about CONTROLS.

Read what I QUOTED.

 

Read who he quoted

 

Listen Yoshi. Jonez himself agrees.

Why must you argue with everything?

 

Because I leave this thread again. Everyone is AGAINST me.

 

Ok.

 

Not me...

 

Except you then.

 

you must get zelda to blow on your spirit flute to create new melodies... lol, you can also get other female companions to blow into it for new sounds.

 

So... Ocarina of Time 3DS. The 3DS seems to be considerably more powerful than the DS but this appears to be a remake with enhanced graphics, plus it's having to render two camera angles at the same time.

 

Like the guy above me said, aren't they making it already? Well, for the 3DS.

 

This thread was started ages ago, way before the 3DS was ever heard of.

 

To reply to an old post.

Those are the most confusing and not at all anything like the N64 controls. To make a good trasition from the N64 to DS, transfer the controls too.

L: Targeting
R: Shield
B: Attack
A: Context sensitive action (talk, roll etc)
X + Y + Select (maybe not select): C - button item functionality, if it used this type a portion of the touch screen can be ^ C-button
The touch screen can be used to aim, or used as a joystick (like Mario 64), or used to be functioned as the C-buttons.
D-pad: movement.

It's really not that complicated, and yeah, Ocarina remake on the 3DS.

 

yup saw some screenshots of it (weird it only had screenshots of Link on a horse) cant wait when it comes out!

 

That was a little odd. I don't get why they chose all pics of him on a horse. I would have loved to see a more clustered environment to see how much better everything looked.