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Revision as of 05:54, 14 January 2015
Template:GameNav Template:Future game Template:Game The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D is a Nintendo 3DS remake of the Nintendo 64 game, Majora's Mask. It was officially announced during a Nintendo Direct on November 5, 2014.[1]
Changes and Additions
Graphics
Much like Ocarina of Time 3D, the 3DS version of Majora's Mask is an updated port of the original Nintendo 64 version, taking advantage of the more powerful hardware and fitting modern standards. It is the first version of the game that is not an emulation, as the GameCube and Wii versions are. As such, most textures are significantly more detailed, and many models consist of more polygons than the original.
Gameplay
In addition to Owl Statues, Feather Statues were added in order to being able to save at anytime.[2] Also, one of the boss fights was changed.[3] Two fishing ponds were also added, where Link can fish "something monstrous."[4]
Development
Eiji Aonuma, producer of the Zelda series, had previously discussed if Majora's Mask should be remade for the Nintendo 3DS, taking into consideration the positive reception of Ocarina of Time 3D.[5] Fans in response had created a campaign named "Operation Moonfall" aiming to convince Nintendo to create the 3D remake.[6] On November 4, 2011, he announced that the remake is already in consideration.[7] On October 11, 2013, he hinted at the possibility of a 3DS remake at the New York Comic Con, stating that fans may get an answer as to whether one will be released by playing A Link Between Worlds.[8] On November 5, 2014, Nintendo confirmed via their Nintendo Direct that Majora's Mask 3D would scheduled for a spring 2015 release.
On Miiverse, Eiji Aonuma stated that Majora's Mask 3D had been in development since 2011, shortly after finishing Ocarina of Time 3D.[9]
Limited Editions
In both North America and Europe, a limited special edition of the game will be released. The North American version of the game includes a copy of the game plus a Skull Kid figurine. The European version includes a copy of the game, a steelbook case, a pin badge, and a double-sided poster. By pre-ordering the game in the English retailer GAME, a Majora's Mask paperweight is also included. Other retailers through Europe offer a Majora's Mask necklace and a black sack with the game's logo on it when pre-ordering the standard edition.
Gallery
Box Art
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North American box art
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North American Nintendo Selects box art
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European box art
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German box art
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Japanese box art
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Korean box art
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South East Asia and Middle Eastern box art
Special Editions
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North American Limited Edition box art
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European Special Edition box art
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North American Majora's Mask Edition New 3DS XL
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European special edition New 3DS XL bundle
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Japanese special edition New 3DS LL bundle
Limited Editions Contents
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North American Limited Edition
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European Special Edition
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Majora's Mask paperweight pre-order gift
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Majora's Mask necklace and sack pre-order gift
Illustrations
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Skull Kid holding Majora's Mask
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Official artwork depicting several characters
Artwork
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Link and Tatl with the Deku and Zora Masks
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Link and Tatl with the Razor Sword and Mirror Shield
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Deku Link playing the Pipes of Awakening
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Goron Link playing the Drums of Sleep
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Zora Link playing the Guitar of Waves
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Nintendo Direct (November 5th, 2014)
Logos
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Alternate logo featuring white text
Video Gallery
External Links
References
