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posted by HappehLemons on Jan 2, 2012:

Hey guys, here's a little something I've been working on for a while now. It's a small video series on the developmental history of The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9w3cBVkAtE

This first part covers the very early stages of Zelda and some of the changes it went through. Hope you all enjoy this first part!
 

posted by Tchoin on Jan 2, 2012:

Awesome documentary pal, watched it right now while having dinner, excellent

Very, very interesting, will be looking forward for the next part!
 

posted by CodeAsm on Jan 3, 2012:

Thanks man, watched it and looking forward to part II
 

posted by chalmo on Jan 3, 2012:

Yep, good stuff, I love things like this but (understandably) there is nothing new for people who've looked into this deeply before. Keep up the good work, looking forward to part two.
 

posted by renone on Jan 3, 2012:

Great stuff! Thanks a lot for this!
 

posted by HEX1GON on Jan 3, 2012:

Very interesting! Keep on going!
 

posted by sayin999 on Jan 3, 2012:

Fantastic documentary, love how everything is easily shown and explained, unlike websites dedicated to this that are all over the place when organizing pics and videos. Nice to see some screenshots I haven't seen since I was kid from magazines. Though what is theorized as the sky temple looks like an early spirit temple to me. Honestly Mario 64 and oot had the most interesting betas.
 

posted by HappehLemons on Jan 3, 2012:

chalmo said:






Yep, good stuff, I love things like this but (understandably) there is nothing new for people who've looked into this deeply before. Keep up the good work, looking forward to part two.

Hopefully I'll be able to change that with later parts, I've done quite the digging and I think I should be able to surprise at least a few people
 

posted by Denryu on Jan 3, 2012:

Awesome video, thanks.
 

posted by DeckardBR on Jan 3, 2012:

Great doc, I think this shows how nintendo was really struggling with making a truly playable 3D adventure game, unlike other developers at the time working on ps1 who would just churn out a polygon game with a horrible camera and call it finished.