Should I play the n64 version or the 3ds version?

should I play the n64 version or the 3ds version?

hardware or emulate?

I'd say N64 version and original hardware if you have it. 3DS version is better and actually improves the game in some aspects, but you'll appreciate it better if you play the original version first.

>2016
>still hasnt play OoT

Which one are you:
>generation Z
>"""grill""" """""gamer"""""
>poser

Play the Dolphin virtual console version with the improvement AR codes.

just play the 3ds version, it's called definitive for a reason. The game isn't even that good btw

You do realize that Zelda's (and most adventure games) main demographics are grill gamers, right?

No one is required to have played any specific game, no matter how famous. One can have been a gamer for the past 3 decades without ever having touched a snes or ps2, let alone a non-gen winner like the n64.

Thanks for the bait

Improvement codes?

If you can get it easy, play the real thing.

if you have an n64, I'd say go for the original
look for a cartridge that's either v1.0 or v1.1 so you can hear that sweet, sweet fire temple music

if you don't have an n64, you can get away with the 3ds version

>improvement AR codes

widescreen? I've yet to fuck around with dolphin

If you're going to emulate just play the Wii Virtual Console version, you literally can get Dolphin to run it. 60FPS and you can play the whole thing seamlessly. If you get PJ6k or something to do it, it'll still out at 17FPS (the native framerate).

>3ds version
>definitive

my sides, my man

Who cares? OoT's worth is more nostalgia than anything else. It isn't that great.

I remember when the game first came out, everyone went crazy over it. First time a Zelda game had been 3D and all that, so I can really see why. Thing is though, just because something came FIRST, doesn't mean its the BEST. Such is the case with OoT. People just have a hard-on for their younger gamer days, I guess.

t. Gaymer poser

Go back to overwatch

>The game isn't even that good btw

>OoT's worth is more nostalgia than anything else. It isn't that great.

Any other game in the series you recommend over it?

I've only played Skyward Sword, which I dropped because it bored me, and link between worlds , which I genuinely liked

thought that was enough for me but I want to give the series another shot

honestly, all the 3d Zeldas, besides SS, are decent at least
beat OoT first and then play the others in any order
the Oracle Zeldas are really good too

>You do realize that Zelda's (and most adventure games) main demographics are grill gamers, right?

are you 11 years old or just retarded?

Looks better, have better framerates. What's left?

Its better than the n64 and gamecube versions, haven't tried the Wii one but can't be that much better

nigger you just have shit taste

I replayed ocarina last month on my n64 and it still blew tw3 out of the water

framerates, yes
but it doesn't look better

Adventure games are just too easy for anyone with a basic skill set to enjoy, though I suppose I did enjoy the zelda games when I was 12.

Hyrule Warriors is unironically the most enjoyable entry in the series

Try Darksiders 1 & 2. If 1 bores you, jump straight to 2.

and what games are challenging exactly?

overwatch?

3DS version, it is literally the same game but with better graphics and improved controls, there's absolutely no reason to choose the old version over it.

If you don't mind the controls of playing on a handheld, the 3DS version is better in just about every way. Not a massive upgrade, just a better framerate, updated graphics and a few convenience improvements, but no downgrades. If you do go for the original, there is no reason for hardware over emulation.

Well any sort of pvp game shouldn't be factored. You can play a "press a first" game vs people and still get your ass wrecked by someone with better reflexes than you.

Most Megaman and Castlevanias are quite challenging, Monster Hunter solo g-rank is also a bitch on multi-monster arenas. Try Muramasa (my favourite game) on Fury or even Chaos, just had a blast replaying it. Nuclear Throne is a recent example of a pretty simple and yet hard game

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>3DS version, it is literally the same game but with better graphics and improved controls

NOT SO FAST

Either version is solid, just remember to emulate Majora's Mask if you want to play that game.

It flat out looks like the game manuals art

Both have their pluses & negatives so whatever version is fine. If you play Majora's Mask though, don't touch the 3DS remake, that's the one that really bothers me personally.

if he has an n64, he could just buy a cartridge

What about the Gamecube version?

>megaman
>castlevania
>monster hunter

the only mh game that was challenging was 1, only castalvania was that crap 3d one for n64, and every megaman was easy


weak b8 m80

I don't remember the manuals being pixelly 240p bitmaps.

Thank you for proving my point

Also, the fact that you don't need to go to the pause menu to equip iron boots, that alone makes the 3DS version superior.

could I get some details on this

If there's one game you SHOULDN'T emulate, it's Majora's Mask. The wii virtual console version is the best way to go.

Is there something special about the Wii VC ver?

the lighting in one or two scenes was different but overall it had better models, textures and more fluid framerate and controls and of course 3D if you care for it

how bout the fact that you have to play it on a 3 inch fucking screen? that doesn't affect the quality of it?

at the cost of an item slot
I'll take the half second pause any day of the week

You're fucking delusional.

>But muh-muh blood at the bottom of the well!

Not only does the 3DS look so much better and has a higher frame rate, it also tweaks the gameplay and removes some of the more annoying things of the N64 version. It even has a boss rush mode and the option to play the Master Quest.

Its just the most convenient, least buggy and best looking version. On N64 you might have to get an expansion pak if you don't already have it, the game lags quite a bit in some areas, and the resolution is doubled on VC. Emulator is very buggy just like any other emulated expansion pak game (although it isn't the worst offender). The one downside is that the game can occasionally but rarely crash.

the only thing about MM3D that really bothered me was ice arrows being nerfed

I actually like some of the other changes like how the giant mask works

>it doesn't look better

Wut?

looks like shit, mate
just because it's more colorful doesn't make it better

You have one more slot in the 3ds version. So not really an issue.

Wait, where's death mountain? I guess they moved it more to the right of the cathedral since it would fit more geographically.

Play the 3DS version

post the full pic fag

>being this much in denial.

No thanks

shit, i was confused for a second, the upper picture is the 3ds one. ignore second part.
can't remember that you couldn't see the mountain from the town in the n64 version.

Sparrow pls

>2016
>still hasnt think this game hasnt aged like garbage

Underage spotted.

>"my name is Zel-uugh!"

Link became even cuter in MM

>Emulating an emulation
For what purpose?

Because N64 emulation is so shit that dolphin emulates VC games better.