If OoT and MM were remade into the same game with huge updates...

What I really wish could happen for a new zelda game is this...

A huge updated version of Ocarina of Time. When I say this I mean up-to-date graphics, make it the master quest version. Also I would like to see the Wind and Ice temple happen in this game.

(For those who don't know in the coding for the original OoT, hackers found two objects never seen before, Ice Medallion and Wind Medallion).

Secondly I think it would be amazingly epic if they could somehow incorporate Ocarina of time and Majora's Mask into the same game! Seeing as MM was pretty much a direct sequal to OoT why not? However keep OoT save system. The only thing wrong with this is the time limit from MM. You can't just throw in the time limit half-way in the game, but without it some of the sidequests from MM can't be done.

I'd say the best way to do this is to make a clock similar to the MM clock straight at the start of the game, but scrape the whole three-day thing. Just make it so only certain events can happen at certain times ANYDAY and that the clock is simply to keep track of time not know what day out of 3 left there is. Now some sidequests would have to be altered a bit for this to work (especially the Anju-Kafei quest), but now since there isn't any pressure from a time limit the dungeons from MM can be made to be longer and harder.

The story is the hard part. The game would make more sense to have one story then it would two completely different stories. This would mean that the OoT story and MM story would have to be connected. This is what I think would be AWESOME! Majora Skull Kid throughout the Adult Link OoT section of the game is Ganondorf's main "henchman". He makes several appearances in the story. (Either as a mini-boss a few times or some plot device character). After killing Ganon you return to the temple of time with Zelda and go back in time, but during this cutscene the Skull Kid finds a way through with you.

When you come to Zelda tells you to chase after him. As you enter the woods that border Hyrule you loose Navi. Skull Kid steals epona AND all your items then curses you, but NOT the ocarina. After getting healed by the happy mask man you go on your new journey. After Stone Tower Temple the clock tower opens. At the end of the game Majora's Mask reveals how it hates the owner who found him and should have been picked up by "the green man". After beating the MM section of the game Navi returns and says Hyrule's in trouble. Ganondorf has escaped the time realm (like said in the Wind Waker opening). To get back through the door under clock tower a strange imp guarding it (or any creature) says only the "feirce one" may pass. If you have feirce deity mask you can go. When you return to Hyrule feild an extremely powerful dark ganondorf has risen. When defeated MM appears, not have being defeated and claims something like "Ah, my new puppet!" MM takes over Ganon and their power fuse creating some boss along the lines of: Majora Ganon - Masked Dark God. You have an epic fight as Feirce Deity Link and with the final attack a cutscene plays. All the sages and the 4 giants appear arround you and lend you magical power, your sword charges with immense god-like power, Deity Link pulls the final slice. Majora's Mask is sliced clean in half and Ganon collapses in a final epic scream. His body burns away into dust. Peace is restored to the entire world. Awesome.

Any thoughts? Your ideas if MM or OoT was remade? Like my ideas?

Yeah...no.

1. If they scrapped MM's 3-Day cycle it wouldn't be MM.
2. How would they make OOT and MM one game? It's not really possible to transition form OOT to MM without a few plot points missing.
3. That last part...it's not a good idea coming up with all those details, as Nintendo won't use them.

I have to say no.It would make me sad to see oot combined with a game like mm.Oh and you can save half way through with out having to start the 3 days over.

Originally Posted by Irony

Yeah...no.

1. If they scrapped MM's 3-Day cycle it wouldn't be MM.
2. How would they make OOT and MM one game? It's not really possible to transition form OOT to MM without a few plot points missing.
3. That last part...it's not a good idea coming up with all those details, as Nintendo won't use them.

1.) You could still have MM even without the 3-day cycle. It would probably be a lot less tedious. Of course that means it would have to be more linear. I'm not sure if I'm wording that right. You wouldn't be able to reverse time and back-track that way. Or you could just throw in the 3-day cycle half-way through my game idea, but that would probably turn off some players who haven't played MM and don't "get it". I loved the 3-day cycle, but for newer Zelda fans or complete newcomers they'd be like "wtf!" and think it is stupid.

2.) One of two ways. One of which is the plot idea I laid out or any other way the stories could be tied together. It wouldn't be that hard seeing as MM is a direct sequal to OoT. Nintendo could work some magic. Secondly it could just be a two-games-in-one kinda thing. Remake MM and OoT with this gen graphics, new sidequests, make them longer, make them harder, and make them two seperate games on one disk.

3.) This isn't what I would think would happen. This is just that kinda back thought like "Wouldn't it be cool if..." I'm not saying this would actually happen.

Originally Posted by 13th

I have to say no.It would make me sad to see oot combined with a game like mm.Oh and you can save half way through with out having to start the 3 days over.

Um, when you say "It would make me sad to see oot combined with a game like mm" do you mean that like MM was bad and would bring down OoT. Personally I think they were on par game-wise. OoT was just a lot longer (in-depth) and hit us first leaving the biggest impression. Also the reason I dislike MM's save system is you have to save at an owl statue or reset time. And if you reload an owl statue save and turn off the system, but forget to save at another owl statue it sets you back to the first day.

Yeah thats true I guess.And yes I think MM sucked.But you do have a good point MM would have been better if you could just save like oot.Most games would be instead of having to go back to a specific file and all that junk.Just start,B,A all the way!

OOT save system wasn't all that great either. When you restarted you were either at your house or at the Temple of Time if you aren't in a dungoun. If you are in a dungoun you are warped to the entrance and have to go thru the whole nine yards again.

That was good.If you were in some place you didn't wanna be you just saved and restarted.And problem solved your free to roam where ever you want.

If OoT and MM were combined, that would be one crazy game....since you'd travel back and forth between Hyrule and Termina.

Originally Posted by Austin_4e

1.) You could still have MM even without the 3-day cycle. It would probably be a lot less tedious. Of course that means it would have to be more linear. I'm not sure if I'm wording that right. You wouldn't be able to reverse time and back-track that way. Or you could just throw in the 3-day cycle half-way through my game idea, but that would probably turn off some players who haven't played MM and don't "get it". I loved the 3-day cycle, but for newer Zelda fans or complete newcomers they'd be like "wtf!" and think it is stupid.

2.) One of two ways. One of which is the plot idea I laid out or any other way the stories could be tied together. It wouldn't be that hard seeing as MM is a direct sequal to OoT. Nintendo could work some magic. Secondly it could just be a two-games-in-one kinda thing. Remake MM and OoT with this gen graphics, new sidequests, make them longer, make them harder, and make them two seperate games on one disk.

3.) This isn't what I would think would happen. This is just that kinda back thought like "Wouldn't it be cool if..." I'm not saying this would actually happen.

1. Well that's just a shame, now isn't it?
2. I believe you're describing a remake. Nonono.
3. Then why act like it would happen? Thinking up 'ideas' or 'cool things' won't do anything. It's not going to happen, so why waste your time? Perhaps they may be cool, but they won't happen.

Originally Posted by Irony

1. Well that's just a shame, now isn't it?
2. I believe you're describing a remake. Nonono.
3. Then why act like it would happen? Thinking up 'ideas' or 'cool things' won't do anything. It's not going to happen, so why waste your time? Perhaps they may be cool, but they won't happen.

1.) Yes it is a shame.

2.) Well if they couldn't be tied together in one game the only other option is a remake of both pretty much.

3.) It's not stupid. Yeah I understand it won't happen, but you're saying you never played, saw, or did something and thought, "Even though it won't happen wouldn't be cooler if this could..." So you are pretty much insulting anybody who has ever had a 'cool' idea that didn't happen.

Originally Posted by Austin_4e

1.) Yes it is a shame.

2.) Well if they couldn't be tied together in one game the only other option is a remake of both pretty much.

3.) It's not stupid. Yeah I understand it won't happen, but you're saying you never played, saw, or did something and thought, "Even though it won't happen wouldn't be cooler if this could..." So you are pretty much insulting anybody who has ever had a 'cool' idea that didn't happen.

Nintendo, I highly doubt, goes searching on fansites for ideas -_-

No. I just don't like the idea, sorry.

Look, they should just remake MM already, I'd sooo buy that.

Originally Posted by Sotiris

No. I just don't like the idea, sorry.

Look, they should just remake MM already, I'd sooo buy that.

This.

I think the next Zelda game should tie all the games together. That would make the game very long and somehow make the storyline complicated.

If that happened it would be a completely different game.Yes it would be awesome though.Maybe it could be like a new game based on the stories.

If OoT and MM were remade into the same game with huge updates...

I'd never play either game again. They're just fine by themselves.

Originally Posted by Cloud_1st CLASS

I think the next Zelda game should tie all the games together. That would make the game very long and somehow make the storyline complicated.

NO!!

Yeah, I'm pretty much against any Zelda game that has the word "remake" anywhere in it's description, so no, this would be a big negatory for me as well.

I haven't read all these posts simply because I'm too lazy, but here's my idea on the whole clock thing. Sorry if someone's already said this.

Okay, so you would keep a normal clock throughout OoT, right? And when you meet up with the Happy Mask Salesman in MM he tells you he only has 3 days. That's when the 3 day thing comes onto the clock.

But throughtout OoT, you would have a clock at the bottom of the screen ONLY telling the time of day.

I don't know, just a thought. I might buy it if they did that. But they obviously won't do that.