Majora’s Mask Has Been Teased In New Official Nintendo Japan Artwork

Nope screw tht rather have wiiu

And they could release it in less time than what they would on the Wii U since most of the work is already done since Majora’s Mask used most of Ocarina of Time’s models, anyway. If Nintendo made it for Wii U & it would take time from Zelda for Wii U, I guarantee the same people that want it on the Wii U will then start crying & bitching that it’s now delaying Zelda U.

I dicked around a bit in MM when it first came out when I was younger (as in I only got out of Clocktown like once), but I didn’t get anywhere in it until I decided to finally beat it a few months ago. I honestly loved it and how dark/creepy it was at times, just wish it had been longer. But my point is it definitely didn’t have much nostalgic value to me and I still loved the game– it just comes down to preference (I’m sure nostalgia is a big chunk of it for some people, but it was legitimately a good game imo).

Like I said, l really hope that they will come through and put in on the wiiu, but the 3ds would be way safer And simpler. That being said, if they would put it on the wiiu, I hope they expand it greatly. l don’t know how much you know, but because you said you ‘heard’ that it was dark l’m going to assume you don’t really know much about it.

So Majora’s Mask is a unusual Zelda game. It was released in the shadow of OoT with only one mere year in between them. although they used the same engine, and have the same core mechanics, the games are quite radically different.

Oot as you probably know is a really standard, but awesome zelda game, quite story-driven and not That much side-questing. The main ‘twist mechanic’ to set it apart is how you could travel between young link and adult link.

MM was like the exact opposite. There are only 4 dungeon (all quite though actually) and the rest of the game exists of side-questing. Eventhough the world was smaller than that of OoT, it was much more coherent. Almost every npc had a side-quest and thus some background you can discover. The game was roughly 20 percent main game, and 80 percent side quest which is unheard of in other zelda games. The game even gives you a logbook which keeps track of which sidequests you had already fulfilled.

This was combined with a unique twist mechanic, the three day cycle. You get exactly 3 days to do what you came for, after that the world dies. Your only saving grace is your ocarina, with which you can send yourself 3 days back in time with, but this time with the items and heart pieces you had collected in your previous run. This sets the famous dark atmosphere, not only because every single thing’s life depends entirely and clearly on your success, it also isn’t afraid to delve into darker moods with the actions of its NPC’s. I won’t spoil to much, but to compare, in OoT you enter the Dodongo Cavern to slay the beast which guards the best rocks from the goron. In MM on the other hands, the deku scrubs decided that a monkey kidnapped their princess, and they are BURNING HIM ALIVE unless you go in the temple and save her thereby proving the monkey’s innocence.

Wow, but l digressed immensely haha. The only point l was trying to get across is that if they’d put it on the wiiu, they should make the cycle longer so that there will be even more characters and sidequests to be explored.