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Considering how the Ocarina of Time remake is going so far, how could a potential remake of Majora's Mask turn out?
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>>750737489
I don't care, do TP or WW, games that could use one.
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>>750737489
They are being more hand holdy with fucking oot, they are going to spell out how to get every mask with a neon sign.
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LOL
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>>750737761
Both got releases with extra content on the Wii U. They just need to port those, not make something new.
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>>750737489
The only Zelda remake I would care about is Wind Waker.
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>>750738447
nah, I already have those, remake or bust
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>>750737914
Yum yum
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Majora's Mask never needed a remake or a remaster. It's always been perfect.
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they're probably working on it. if the OoT remake exceeds their expectations i don't see why they wouldn't full steam ahead on a MM remake
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>>750738639
The artstyle is timeless, it wouldn't benefit from upgraded graphics, just play/emulate the remaster.
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