Did anyone here not play OOT until much later? I didnt play it until 2003 when my dad ordered it from amazon for $18 and it came with the strategy guide. This also meant I had version V1.2 so I didnt get the cool Fire temple music or blood
>>12923120I guess we got it as a christmas gift in 1998 or so, I played it plenty in 1999, 2000. Majoras came out and I stopped playing oot. Discovered emulation in the mid 2000s (05? 06? i don't remember) and oot was of course played thru on there.I assume everyone who is even talking about games has played it because it's a very boring subject.
>>12923120Didn't play it until the GC release whenever that was. I enjoyed it for what it was, never thought it was the best thing ever made, I preferred Wind Waker at the time really. I also always preferred 2D Zelda either way, so the Oracle games in 2000 were pretty excellent, as well as Link's Awakening. I played it again in 2011 (3DS) and enjoyed it a bit more, but again was just a single playthrough.I have 0 interest in the rerererelease.
Got the 1.1 version (still uncensored but has some glitch fixes iirc), in 1999, so I played it as a fairly new game
>>12923120It looked like a kid's game and I wasn't a kid when it came out so I never played it.
>>12923131And that's why you never knew there was an adult portion of the game
>>12923124Same, loved it on GCN
>>12923120i played it much later in 2006 i believe. played the gamecube collector's edition.i thought it was a good game but nowhere near a masterpiece everyone considers it. i still like twilight princess better.even wind waker is more entertaining.later i played majora's mask and i liked it more, but still kinda meh compared to the others. mostly because of how tedious it was to play with you having to go to the bank to not lose everything every time you rewind time and do everything all over again.
I got it with my N64 at a garage sale in 2006. Even though I grew up with an Xbox it still blew my mind.
>>12923120I still haven't played it...
>>12923230samesies
>>1292313717yo isn't adult, though.
>>12923120Sometime between 2001-2005 I had a friend who'd let me play it at his house and occasionally borrow his N64 to play at home. At the time I just ran around in the partially completed save files and had no idea what I was doing.I didn't play it end to end until around 2009 when I learned about emulation.
>>12923583Doesn't matter what you say or what parameter you want to cling to, in the popular subconscious the later half of OoT is known as "adult Link", that's how everyone in any website refers it like
>>12923692>they said he was an adultnice try nabooru.
>>12923692and the later half stil looks like kids game
>>12923784Not really, it's just a classic style hero's journey type of game.The original game has its share of blood, so I wouldn't say it's strictly a kid's game.I'm glad it's not a western-style mature-compensation realismslop doe
2010 or so I was in middle school and the wii vc release
I was born in 1996, so I didn't play the game until later on. We had an N64 (although my first console was actually a SNES) but we didn't have Zelda because my older brother thought Zelda was gay. My first Zelda was Windwaker. I didn't play Ocarina of Time until middle school, so around 2007 or 2008, and I actually read the manga first.
>>12923120I played it in 2002 because I already had a SNES from my brother and a GBC so my mommy didn't want to buy me a new console and I only got the N64, with SM64, MK64 and later OoT for my 8th bday. I bought the Gamecube with my first communion money a year later kek
