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I think David is completely and totally missing the point.

I think that you are all nitpickinga pretty ******** stupid point.

Let's just agree that they're doing this:
Putting Ocarina of Time with Masterquest on the 3DS, with improved textures, and lighting, and even some improved models and areas.

Sound good?

That's the thing they're doing.

Now who here thinks that it should really have a budget price point, much like a New Play Control title?

...which means it's not a remake. I summed up my point in less words than yours.

I was kinda hoping they'd give the game the orchestrated treatment.

The music means a lot to me in a game. About as much as graphics, but maybe not as much as gameplay.

I might hold out on buying into for a while simply because I'm bothered by how timid this "remake" is. Which is to say that it's hardly able to be called a remake at all. It is, in all sense of the word, a port, much like the "New Play Control" games, which also featured enhancements to controls, high-resolution textures and things like better lighting.

All the people who get butthurt because I say that need to step back and look at it objectively, as someone who doesn't take Nintendo's business as their own personal pride... Which a lot of you guys do!

If it's New Play Control style, I kinda expect the New Play Control price.

I've already gone out of my way to own this game on two other systems. I'm not exactly a cheap-a** when it comes to playing good games, but I'm sure that's what I'll be called. (And I already have been, twice.)

I think I'm making a pretty valid point, here, and it's being dismissed, because I'm in a very dyed-in-the-wool Nintendo Fan forum. (Imagine going into Neogaf and trying to make a cogent point about how emulation hurts software developers.) I just happily shelled out 250 for the 3DS, but please Nintendo. Go easy on my wallet :I

Forty dollars is a steal for this game. It's the best-reviewed game in the history of all of gaming, and it won that title back when game journalism wasn't so biased and corrupt, too. I don't care if you can get it on the VC for ten, and I don't care that New Play Control games (which had nothing new besides the controls, for the record) were thirty. This will be the definitive version, and I think everyone knows that.

If you don't think their improvements are worth it, get it on the VC for ten. Simple as that. If you want to play it in 3D with redone graphics and other improvements, suck it up and dole out the forty, because it probably won't drop in price very soon.

It's sort of like Animal Crossing. Everyone always complains about how that series never adds anything new, and then they go out and buy it anyway, at full price, because the new version of that game is -always- the definitive version! Seriously, who ever had the urge to go back to Wild World after City Folk came out? I sure didn't. I'm sure I'll leave City Folk for dead once the 3DS entry comes out, too.

That's MR. King of Words, you peon.

I'm not worried about any remakes from Nintendo.

I mean, seriously.

Did you see what they did with Heart Gold and Soul Silver?
Did you see all the extra s**t? All the ballin' s**t?

God.
Honestly.
Better than the original.
Aside from the music.

O WATS DAT U DON'T LIKE DA NEW MUSIC>!

BOOOOOOMMM!!!

GAMEBOY SOUNDS ACCESSORY, ACTIVATE!!!!
HNNNNNNNGH





Nope.
Not worried about Nintendo Remakes at all.