Why Ocarina of Time is Still a Masterpiece 20 Years Later - NVC Ep. 433

Nintendo Voice Chat

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Technology, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 16 November 2018

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Ocarina of Time turns 20 this month and remains one of the most important games ever made and in this episode of NVC, we take a look back at what and who made the game so special.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Nintendo Voice Chat episode 433, or should I say, hey, listen, I'm joined today by Parrish Knighter.
0:09.4	Sam Clayborn.
0:11.1	Hey everybody.
0:11.6	And Casey DeFreetis.
0:12.5	Wow.
0:13.2	Now, you're looking at this desk and you're probably wondering, what are they going to talk about today?
0:17.4	Well, good news everybody.
0:18.8	We're going to talk about the Legend of Zelda, Ocarina of Time.
0:21.9	And why is that?
0:23.4	That's because this game's turned in 20 this month.
0:26.2	Oh my god.
0:26.8	Which is absolutely insane.
0:28.7	So, super important games all of us on this panel.
0:30.8	I hand selected you because you're the biggest Ocarina of Time fans that I know.
0:34.4	And also, you were here and available.
0:36.1	So, little double whammy.
0:38.5	But no, it's really good to have you guys on the show.
0:40.0	I'm really excited to talk about this game.
0:41.6	We're going to do some deep dives into the development of this game, the legacy, things like that.
0:47.0	So, I really wanted to do a special episode for Ocarina because it's one of my all-time favorite games.
0:51.7	And I know that it's a really important game, not only to IGN, but to Nintendo fans at large.
0:56.4	20 years ago, did you do a podcast when this game came out?
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