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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D Remake Estimated at 26 Hours for Standard Play

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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D remake is estimated to take 26 hours for standard play and 50 hours for completionists. Nintendo EPD delays next 3D Zelda until 2029.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D Remake Estimated at 26 Hours for Standard Play
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Fans looking forward to returning to the world of Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D can better gauge how much time they may need. This guide provides gamers with an idea of how long they might play. It outlines expected play time based on different playing styles, allowing gamers to better plan their play sessions. Knowing the overall play time lets gamers manage their game time alongside other activities.

Nintendo EPD focuses resources on remake, delaying next 3D entry to 2029

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D is a remake of the classic 1998 adventure now on modern systems. The remake brings new graphics and controls to the story and dungeon design. It offers nostalgia to fans but is easy enough for new players to enjoy.

On average, it will take about 26 hours to beat the game. If you plan to find all the secrets and do everything possible, it could be about 50 hours. These estimates give players a realistic goal to aim for and to measure their progress.

The team at Nintendo EPD is putting all its effort into this remake. That has caused other big projects to get delayed. It's been confirmed there won't be another mainline 3D Zelda game until 2029. The team is focused on making sure fans of the original are happy.

The estimated play times show it will be a big game for both casual and serious players. The estimated play times show how much content is packed into this remake. Gamers can now confidently decide how much time they want to devote to the game based on the established play times.

Source: Insider Gaming

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6 comments

  1. Ferrite

    Twenty six hours for a remake is generous. I expected less content for a port.

  2. Tamsin

    Is the fifty hour completionist run realistic for finding all secrets or does it require a guide to hit that mark?

    1. monolith77

      It is realistic. The original game has plenty of hidden items and side dungeons that take time to clear.

  3. janky42

    im gonna need a week off work for this 🤔

  4. IroncladOwl

    The delay to 2029 for a new mainline title confirms they are pouring everything into this project.

  5. Kestrel

    The original DS version was a 3D remake. This is technically a remake of the remake.

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