Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask - Best Way To Play 

hakarinian ship is in the progress of doing that

@@khaddi736 wonder if it will run well on steam deck

@@khaddi736really? Thank goodness. I played majoras mask as a kid on the Wii but never ocarina. Last month I played ocarina for the first time on SOH and it was the best experience ever. Hopefully they port majoras mask soon so I can play again :3

It happened

@@j0xaxr Fr? Where at? :0

Thanks for the kind words! :)

Same! I was lucky enough to play it on the original n64. It's dark and weird, just like me. I love it! Haha

Thanks for watching! The PC port will be made by the same team that did Ocarina of Time (Ship of harkinian) which is very exciting :)

it sucks

The 3ds version is beatiful, but is too easy.

the 3ds game is downright terrible comapred to nerrel's HD emulated version

@@jamiesmith5346 true

@@Andres_RPG This tbh

Dude just remap the buttons in system settings

@@Forzamon42069 I know mate, but is too annoying have to go to the settings the hole time and change the buttons just to play the games right, it would be easier if you go to the app and grab your controller with the remap already done, don't you think?

henriko's 4k look good enough he doesn't need to do that imo

I haven't used the Majora's Mask version of the texture pack yet, but looking at the OoT textures, it is very obvious in places where Henriko used AI-upscaling, creating it's distinctive muddy textures and poor tiling. I definitely plan on using Nerrel's more, though I might consider taking the hand redrawn textures from Henriko with the rest coming from Nerrel.

@@angeldude101 I'm definitely going back on what I said in my previous comment, it's mushy, ai upscaled (he stated that he did that on his website tho), and the weird differences from old versions to latest, I'm using Nerrel's from now on

I had a couple of crashes myself, but my experience with the Gamecube version was also fine.

I also played the GameCube version first and I loved it, the only crashes I experienced were as the result of Action Replay codes, personally, like having all songs before actually obtaining them. Playing this version actually got me into the series in the first place.

Thank you so much :))

Lucky

GG

You could play the gc version vanilla or with HD textures mod and widescreen code on Dolphin or you could play the Wii version on Dolphin as well with higher resolutions. You can also play it on the WiiU or emulate it on cemu (which is my preferred way of playing)

Thanks for watching :)

How far along are you now? I started a few weeks ago. I’m barely into The Adventure Of Link. I’m playing the first 3 releases on a GBA SP although I do have them on the NES/SNES as well. I beat LOZ & ALTTP back in the 80s/90s but never AOL. Too hard as a kid, I’ll see this time around.

I’m confused, what gaming system is the #2 Project64 and #1 citra on? I’m a girl who doesn’t play video games that often that’s why idk 😅

​​​​​​​​@@jayq4374They're emulators on pc. They're like apps that try to replicate the console's hardware to play the games on pc. And they also use the capabilities of your pc so you can make the resolution look better or make the visuals of the game look better and many other enhancements. Project 64 emulates Nintendo 64 on your pc, and Citra emulates 3DS on your pc. And you should know that it's kind of illegal to play games on them since you're not buying them and are just downloading pirated copies of them online. What you could do is actually buy one of the games and then somehow make a file from them on your pc (that's called dumping) to play them on the emulators. But I don't blame you if you don't. 3DS and especially N64 games are ridiculously overpriced today. And good luck even finding them 😂. Nintendo won't come for you if you download the games online. That don't even make most of these games available today so make of that what you will. And as you can see, consoles can also emulate games. But it's restricted to how powerful they are and if they can run older games smoothly. And you can see that some have better emulation than others from this video.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@jayq4374Both are pc emulators that emulate a gaming console. Project64 emulates the N64, and Citra emulated a Nintendo 3DS. If you have any decent computer, 64 should work. Citra requires a computer that’s a bit stronger. Then, just find a rom online of the game (either N64 or 3DS depending on what emulator you use, and you’re done! Hope this helps!

@@DarkDepth2000question, is there way to to add the right joystick to camera movements on the patcher64 (aka n64 version)

how do you intall citra?

I’m confused, what gaming system is the #2 Project64 and #1 citra on? I’m a girl who doesn’t play video games that often that’s why idk 😅

@@jayq4374pc

​@@jayq4374Project 64 emulates Nintendo 64 and Citra emulates Nintendo 3DS

@@jayq4374 They're PC emulators for the N64 and 3DS

Thank you so much!

Thank you for watching! Glad I could help :)

I’m confused, what gaming system is the #2 Project64 and #1 citra on? I’m a girl who doesn’t play video games that often that’s why idk 😅

Yeah 20fps holds up so well Play half life and tell me majora's mask holds up

@@RobertEdwinHouse9 Just got back from playing Half-Life and it still holds up.

@@RobertEdwinHouse9 Comparing apples to bananas.

@@RobertEdwinHouse9Half life is a boring first person bullet spongy mess with a generic story. Don’t compare it to Majora’s Mask please.

Thanks for the tip! :)

Thanks! :)

Thanks!

Thanks for the suggestion! Thats a good one :)

Thanks for the tip! :)

Glad I could help, thanks for watching :)

Thanks for bringing this to my attention!

@@ultracreed3080 NP man! Keep up the great work!! Just recently found out about your channel and I'm loving the work and dedication you're puting :D

Good point! Thank you so much for the tips :)

@@ultracreed3080 You're welcome :)

@@ultracreed3080 What about playing zelda majora´s mask collector´s edition in dolphin? it's better than project 64?

Have fun! :)

True it's because of emulation imo also controlls may be weird on keyboard. But try the oot port for PC it feels very smooth and you can play at 144fps (it's not that stable but it worked for me until now). Majora's mask is my fav game but they aren't done with decompilation yet so prolly another year of waiting before a pc port can be expected

Facts. Original hardware (and CRT TV) is the TRUE way to play old games.

@Nirmal Santhosh Parthipan yes emulation is important but imao decompilation and porting to pc is even better the zelda oot and sm64 ports run perfectly on modern hardware through that

That can be solved by just understanding the requirements for hardware. The display tech can matter for older titles but that's only for 2d games from the CRT era. Newer games from the past few years require alot. hdr, vrr, low latency lcds with capabilities for high refresh rate panels. If you're playing a shooter or a fighting game, higher ups and low latency is always the way over anything else since day one. And CRTs had none in comparison to LCD technology. Then you must play on a controller that compliments or can be moved to fit the feel of the console. That's literally the biggest indicator of a great game. Playing red dead on a modern Xbox or to slightly lower degree ps controller shows that's the only way. Some have pros and cons, some have toe ways to experience the game equally. Like alan wake. With the mouse taking advantage of the incredible shooting mechanics of remedy games but the 360 controller having the flashlight beam control down right with the triggers. Another example ocarina of time. Both N64 and 3ds version play different and we'll in their own right and better be played with the respective requirements. One needing the three grip classic, and the latter requiring a touch screen, played as a handheld and has gyroscopic controls. Third is audio. If the game has surround sound, you better have it. Some are cinematic and need to be in a 5.1 channel enclosed space. Some do better with a reference grade headphone like overwatch since they have a dialed down virtual surround and you'll be at the desk anyway and need to solely focus on subtle but not so subtle audio queues to react. Otherwise you might as well be blind and deaf. The appropriate audio can make you feel like you're in a crowded subway or school. Or hear someone walk up to you or place them above you and when they come in or out of your room into another. Even something like persona 5, that's great on all offerings does much better with a PS controller just because of the layout and wideness of it. It's got that SNES shape and using the offset joysticks of an xbox throw it off just a tad out of place in comparison. Not gonna talk about insta broken and shit ergonomics controllers like the switch since they are always better swapped for by better third party ones. I recommend the sn30 pro, Xbox elite controller 2, the last rendition of the micro USB Xbox controller (it's back grips and taper up top is a good trade for it's bad bumpers on titles when you're playing something slower and single player or a mainly PS title on the Xbox), and a light weight mouse (,under 40 grams) with wireless dongle receiver (don't play on a Bluetooth mouse and playing without a wire is one way route. You can't go back to a wire even if it is super flexible and light)

Please ask and tag me in questions if I didn't make sense to you. Playing a game or watching media the right way is more crucial than knowing every inch of the media in a shody or layman way since you never experienced the creator and writer's intention. It's like eating or using cinnamon from the Americas when you need to cook an Asian dish or vice versa. Movies and TV are worse just because of price of trash certification for display technologies and thestres being poorly maintained or never set up right to begin with. Then you have to hunt down the place. If it's an older movie or one that came out even yesterday but recorded in film, you're gonna have to be lucky and race to get a much more expensive seat at the cinema. IMAX has such a broad difference in what it means and every other certification and title is just as useless. At home and audio certifications and standards are alot more solid and share the same requirements and meaning as for video games.

A great game is a great game, despite where you play it. The other ways might be a more enjoyable way but there is no real wrong way to play :)

Thanks!! :)

*Played through the recompiled version

Thanks for watching :) I plan on making this a series

same with all emulation though

In emulation you could literally rewind if you wanted to

Not only that but the bosses are way easier and extremely linear fights. Odolwa is literally so much fun in the original but in the remake all you do is drop deku seeds on its head. The remake was dumbed down too hard.

@@stillchill6984All the while the frustrating as hell Gyorg boss was actually made fun this time and the Twinmold boss was actually given a very creative makeover, and I mean that in a good way. Goht was mostly the same.

I didn't even know it crashing was a problem never heard of it till now myself

Thats a common theme is zelda games. My advise is to talk to as many npc's possible and really read all the text. If you don't want to take very long to play through it, you can always use a guide to kind of push you in the right direction.

Any pc port at the moment seems the best, I know 2ship also seems cool