Blink Twice.
This week sees the release of the Nintendo Switch 2 remake of one of the most beloved games in the medium’s history, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. But while many settle into long evenings of classic adventuring, the 1998 original is still offering up hitherto unsolved mysteries, 30 years on from its original N64 release.
As Ocarina of Time veterans will know, young Link encounters a friendly, if frightening, gravedigger by the name of Dampé, whose nightly “Heart-Pounding Gravedigging Tour” offers up a selection of items for the young adventurer, such as Rupees, Heart Pieces, or nothing at all. For years, players have attempted to understand the RNG (random generation) of these items in hopes of “gaming” the system, to no avail.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Blink Twice.
This week sees the release of the Nintendo Switch 2 remake of one of the most beloved games in the medium’s history, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. But while many settle into long evenings of classic adventuring, the 1998 original is still offering up hitherto unsolved mysteries, 30 years on from its original N64 release.
As Ocarina of Time veterans will know, young Link encounters a friendly, if frightening, gravedigger by the name of Dampé, whose nightly “Heart-Pounding Gravedigging Tour” offers up a selection of items for the young adventurer, such as Rupees, Heart Pieces, or nothing at all. For years, players have attempted to understand the RNG (random generation) of these items in hopes of “gaming” the system, to no avail.
Read the full article on timeextension.com