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I was getting my hopes up that we’d get colored hair and finger tips from side order

I completed the game four times in 1 day, with my first clear on attempt #3, so I definitely agree that Side Order is easy.

yeah this dlc is a bit lacking in content and idk if we'll even get an update they already got our cash anyways

4:20 up on the D-pad is how you talk to Midna.

Don't get me started on that Nintendo Switch Online bullcrap...the controls ONLY work for snes games....they reverse A and B for every other console. For Nintendo's entire history, the TIP of your thumb was attack, and the BALL of your thumb was jump, and they just REVERSE that with no option to fix it. skyward Sword HD controls like a dream though.

I LOVE BOTW and TOTK, but the control scheme of both games isn't the best it could be. I'm just an average player, but I think that after 300+ hours of gameplay, I shouldn't be fumbling the bag every time there are many enemies attacking me. The same thing happens in playthroughs of actual professional gamers on RUclips, and when I see that I KNOW it's not user error, it's that your game's controlling scheme isn't intuitive and should be revised. Both games are almost perfect, and I can't imagine just how good they would be if they had better control schemes <3

I wanted to finally play Ocarina of Time on the Switch...but I gave up after 45 min because the controls were just too damn complicated! Maybe one day I'll get my hands on a Nintendo 64 controller and I'll finally be able to play it properly, but for now, I'm staying away from ever playing a Nintendo 64 game on the Switch. Absolute nightmare.

The romhacking community has fixed so many of these. Zelda Redux adds item cycling with the Select button, and ALttP Redux uses L/R. The Twilight Menu++ for a modded 3DS allows you to assign custom controls to DS games, so playing Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks as traditional handheld games works there. I'm sure someone will fix the mess that is Tears of the Kingdom's Sages eventually.

you laugh, but the DS games are essentially the perfect Ipad control schemes- so much so that I am shocked and appalled that no similar game EXISTS on the ipad. as for the sales of hourglass, rememberthe words of scott the woz:"everybody had a wii, EVERYBODY had a DS!" my addition to that is that the casuals who bought the DS as a thing to do wouldn't have a reference point for how zelda *used* to be.

1:08 omg sonic frontiers 😁

I don't find it confusing...

it will never stop bugging me that the standard became four face buttons instead of six. In my day, six button controllers were technically optional but always sought after.

Using the D-Pad buttons to allocate items or actions that would otherwise take a C-Button or other button to execute is just a no-brainer. Hence why emulator hacks allow you to allocate the Ocarina and Masks to the D-pad instead.

This is gold

My biggest annoyance about the Link's Awakening remake is that instead of giving more item buttons, they made sword and a couple of what were items in dedicated buttons. I'm not saying they should have kept the two button system that was only there due to the gameboy hardware, just... If we wanted to unequip our sword and replace it with the hookshot for a period, let us do that just like we could in the original where the sword was treated as an item.

Hearing about the Switch's N64 Mappings always makes me die a little inside. What was going through their heads when they made that control scheme? Why did they think that was a good Idea? When I use my generic (X-Box Button layout) controller for [VERY LEGALLY ACQUIRED] Rom Hacks and randomizers I always set A to A, X to B, B to C>, Y to C^, L1 to Z, L2 to L, R1 to R, and R2 to Cv. This actually more emulates the Gamecube controls, so it may be more accurate to say B to X, and R2 to Z, but I've never had to change this control mapping for any N64 games.

as a kid who played skyward sword, I loved it so much. even as an adult, I find it to be a blast, original or HD.

If you've heard of zquest, a lot of fan games made with it use that item cycling approach. It works extremely well and actually makes the main 2D games feel clunkier going back to them

I played botw for a week or so before starting totk and holy hell. If i hold up on the d-pad to try to choose my... hand power? One more time im going to flip out. That and up on the d-pad then trying to find the item you want is pretty terrible. Too many items to cycle through. You can sort by most used but if you haven't used it yet. At least for me i go through the entire inventory and probably pass what i want at least once

I've seen a Zelda NES rom hack that uses select to cycle through the items. That's why in the 3DS version of Ocarina they made the boots a C-button item (just without a C button). The PC version allows this too. The design for the N64 controller sucks. I can see why third party controllers redesigned it in a way that makes sense. Not sure why Nintendo still used this crappy controller for the Switch when they could have used a more proper controller with an N64 aesthetic. I guess I should be thankful that I played Twilight Princess on the GameCube. I really hate the controls of the DS Zelda games. I can see why people created the D-Pad mod which made the game play more like a traditional Zelda game. Some of the touchpad gimmicks work well but it shouldn't be used for basic movement. The Switch controls for N64 suck and I'm not buying an N64 controller for Switch especially when scalpers keep taking them. You should play Skyward Sword. It's a good game. I had concerns about using the analog stick for the sword but it works fine enough. Twilight Princess is better with traditional controls anyway since it was originally designed that way so screw using the Wii controls for it.

Twilight Princess's Wii controls were awful because they didn't actually justify their existence. Skyward Sword on the other hand actually made proper use of the motion controls to allow you to do something that is possible, but awkward on a dual-analogue controller (as evidenced by the right-stick sword control option in the Switch version). Twilight Princess on the Wii is a traditionally controlled game with gimmicky motion controls tacked on, Skyward Sword HD is a motion controlled game with gimmicky button controls tacked on.

The Legend of Zelda series is his favorite video game series of all time, but he never owned a Wii U? That is an interesting situation when you consider all the LoZ games on Wii U.

The fact that the Wii version of Twilight Princess is mirrored might seem like a huge task but the way its handled is actually the easiest way to fix the problem. The game simply flips the screen and inverts the horizontal inputs. Its the same method used for Mario Kart Double Dash's Mirror Mode. If they wanted to flip just Link's model, they'd have to redo many cutscenes too account for the sword being on the other side and who knows what other issues might have cropped up as a result.

Let me just defend LoZ for a moment. They used like every single bit of the available ROM space. Cloning the select button to the start button was probably the absolute most they could do with the resources they had.

The Tingle Tuner is better than the Tingle Bottle. Sure it may have required a special link cable and a GBA, but the stuff you could do with it when you did have one were a hell of a lot better than just "post to Miiverse", a service that no longer exists. And when it did, all it was good for was completing the gallery. The Tuner was basically semi-infinite bombs and potions, a temporary hover boots and a portable shop (that was admittedly more expensive than Beedle's starting price). This would have been hella broken if it wasn't as useless as Tingle Bottles without the associated peripherals.

8:26 Been watching too much zfg, was like "why is this person not backwalking??" lol

4:53 Lol the flip on the saying

The N64 Online situation confuses the hell out of me. Here's how I would do it: The Switch's D-Pad and Right Stick could swap between being used as the N64's D-Pad or C-Buttons by clicking in the Right Stick, indicated in one of the three remaining screen corners. ZR and R could both now be used for R. If you can think of any N64 games this would not work for I'd be happy to be told, because currently I'd say this scheme is pretty universal.

Great work, This would be a good series to continue.

One part of The Legend of Zelda games that has kind of irked me is the item inventory management. It is something that has carried over from 2D to 3D. I understand that certain sections like the dungeons require specific items and weapons, but the player has to constantly pause the game and cycle through things in hopes of finding the correct items. That comes off as very tedious.

Why didn't you just use Ascend there?

I played OOT and Majora's Mask and Wind Waker on GameCube as a set.

There have a solution for left handers on the N64 of Zelda.

L is being used as Z button because it is basically the same.

Not impossible at all if the game shows the items the whole time.

Jumping with the X (top) button doesn't make sense to me. But in general, I like the controls of both BOTW and TOTK.

I played Wind Waker HD recently, and whilst I absolutely love the game and think that the touchpad helps so much with control fustration, it did highlight to me how much the Zelda team hated assigning anything to the D-pad in 3D games until BOTW. In Wind Waker the D-pad is used to play the Wind Waker as well as use the cannon and grappling hook whilst sailing, but for some reason no other items can be assigned to them. Heavy Boots would be so much more intuitive if all it took was a D-pad press to put them on, instead of taking up an item slot that I would like to have the more combat oriented items assigned to. Or how about the Magic Armour which has to stay in an item slot if you want it to stay active, yet does nothing after the initial activation. Small potatoes really, but I just find it fascinating how little function they wanted to give to the D-pad, that is four extra face buttons they were just doing nothing with untill recently.

If you keep making videos like this, I guarantee your channel will get big. Subbed for sure.

very good video man, keep up!

very well-thought and interesting video! I loved it :) At first I thought it was from a bigger channel. You have very good editing qualities and a good narrative voice. I'm subbing, keep up the great content :D

I haven’t watched the video but it’s not that serious dude. Is this a video for the sake of making a video lol. Controls aren’t that complicated.

The April Fools' joke here is my lack of work ethic. After a year and a half of experience making videos, it still takes me an average of three months to create and upload a fully scripted and edited video. Much of that three months is not spent directly on making the video, but rather relaxing and playing games unrelated to any future content I have planned. If I cut enough of that leisure time out and spent it on video making, I could potentially cut my upload schedule in half. The irony is that once I get going for the day, I find video making rather fun. It's simply the initial push to get to work for the day that I tend to struggle with. Truly, my lack of dedication to my hobbies will hinder my efficiency in the world of work and render me unideal in the eyes of future employers. Anyway, you're my viewers, not my therapists, so I'll be quiet and get to work on the next video. Or maybe I'll keep playing Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest instead. You'll never know...

195 hours? That’s all? 😁

*casually slides this over to my friends that dont play splatoon*

at the fist part of the vid music is playing, a Commentator is talking and you do as well.... bit mutch.. also, turn down the musik a little bit. good Video over all.^^

Splatoon is probably one of the only games that makes anyone who talk about it sound like a raving madman to everyone else but can drag people into the depths of brainrot hell so fast

Splatoon as a game is well made. Splatoon as an EXPERIENCE is incredible. The world is so fleshed out and lush with its own bursting culture, and it feels like the most real world I've ever seen I'm a video game.

Splatoon is my favorite game as well, I've been around since the early beginnings of Splatoon one, and within the seven almost eight years we've had this amazing franchise, I've been flinging ink with a gigantic paint roller (what is this game lol) and it makes me so happy to see the splatoon community grow, splatoon is turning eight in a few months and I realized, this game raised me.

Almost forgot about the fax machine.

The video being 33 minutes and 33 seconds long is pure coincidence.