#Grezzo

[cupcake-plays-a-game]

18th July 2023 - Today I finished The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening and it is a truly spectacular game. To think the core tenants of it was accomplished on the GameBoy is incredible, and this remake is very faithful, upholding it as a timeless classic with an unforgettable story.

I can’t wait to play Echoes of Wisdom this September, because Grezzo and Nintendo have struck gold with this game and I can’t wait to see what they do next!

[n64retro]

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D (Grezzo, Nintendo, 2015) for the Nintendo 3DS.

[oktaviaslabyrinth]

Woodlands // The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (2015)

[tiny-design]

In addition to maintaining the diagonally oriented visual perspective of the original The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, the remake also makes some smart choices regarding the design of the actual objects and characters found throughout the world. Instead of making them fit scale models or fully pixel-specific recreations, the game instead chooses to give everything a particularly plush, plastic, and generally toy-like textures and diorama proportions, ensuring that the sense of childhood adventure is maintained even in this highly altered form.

[satoshi-mochida]

GREZZO announces dragon racing game Jet Dragon for Apple Arcade

Gematsu Source

The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening remake developer GREZZO has announced dragon racing game Jet Dragon for Apple Arcade. It will launch on June 16.

Here is an overview of the game, via Apple Arcade:

About

Soar the skies and race dragons.

Helm your father’s tower ship to build a team, raise dragons, and realize your destiny, facing fierce rivals as you aim for the top.

Step through space and time into the world of Venerusa, where dragon racers soar the skies.

Key Features

Intuitive Races – Keep one eye on your stamina and the other on your opponents as you strike with the tap of a button!

Watch Your Dragons Grow – Train and breed dragons on board your tower ship to unlock their hidden potential!

Formidable Rivals – Venerusa’s best racers stand in your way. Impress them with your skills and recruit them to your team!

Perfect Pairs – The abilities you can use depend on the rider and dragon you field. Pick the right teams for the right races!

Online Action – Register your team data online and compete with players across the world!

Challenging Courses – Race across a wide variety of courses with their own attributes, times of day, weather conditions, and geography!

Watch the first footage below. View the first screenshots at the gallery.

IPhone Trailer

IPad Trailer

Apple TV Trailer

[thefreecheese]

What's Left for 2024?

Last week I wrote about the 2024 game releases that I had already spent time with along with the games that have released that I’d wanted to check out. I ended up completing Ufouria: The Saga 2 and buying Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island as my next big game. This week, I’d like to look ahead at what’s coming in 2024 and share some thoughts on each game and why it…

[legiongamerrd]

#Gamefemerides Hace 7 años se lanzó The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D. Es un juego de acción-aventura desarrollado por Grezzo y publicado por @nintendolatam para el Nintendo 3DS. El juego es un remake mejorado de The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, que originalmente fue lanzado para el Nintendo 64 en el año 2000. #LegionGamerRD #ElGamingnosune #Videojuegos #Gaming #RetroGaming #RetroGamer #CulturaGaming #CulturaGamer #GamingHistory #HistoriaGaming #GamerDominicano #GamingPodcast #Podcast #Grezzo #TheLegendofZelda #TheLegendofZeldaMajorasMask #TheLegendofZeldaMajorasMask3D #Nintendo #Nintendo3DS #3DS #Nintendo64 #N64 #Aventura #RPG https://www.instagram.com/p/ComrOWAN7z2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[miloscat]

[Review] The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D (3DS)

A scuffed classic, slightly smoothed.

It’s Ocarina of Time. Much celebrated, often imitated... highly overrated?? Perhaps familiarity has bred contempt for this game that was a childhood constant for me. Its relative simplicity has made it a good candidate for randomisation; I have watched and enjoyed many shuffled runs under different parameters. It also has laid a solid foundation for the series to build off, whether it be the subversion of Majora’s Mask, the iterative depth of Twilight Princess, or just the additions of lore, creatures, and people that persist and enrich the later stories.

But as I age my critical eye has gazed at the underdeveloped stock characters, the barrenness of its early 3D world, the tedium of required backtracking and slow, repetitive tasks. These complaints really only revealed themselves in hindsight, as my fresh eyes were only enchanted by the possibility and scope of this world. I was hoping for a little of that sense of wonder by finally visiting this remake. But I think I’ve been too desensitised by watching speedruns; my own fault of course! I did take some interest from the graphical enhancements on this more powerful handheld: smoother models, higher quality textures, added details, not to mention the more stable framerate.

Compared to the more liberty-taking MM remake, this one is very straight. The only actual tweak to the game world is some slight retexturing in the infamous Water Temple, although you still have to go through all the boring motions to clear it. The control changes are perhaps the most significant: the addition of touchscreen buttons, letting you bind an extra item as well as a permanent ocarina button and live-consultable song list (plus the boots more conveniently use the item button system now). Reaching across to them is not as comfortable as the N64 controller’s C buttons, though. The second screen being used to display maps is also welcome.

Apart from that there’s a boss refight mode, the Master Quest maps as a bonus after completing the main game (maybe I’ll check those out in another ten years or so...!), and an overbearing if highly-ignorable extra hint system. The visual upgrades are a plus, although amusingly my friend Laura pointed out that both the original N64 game and this remake on the 3DS’s dinky screen are technically running at 240p! Overall it’s one of those remakes that makes me question “Did this need to exist? Could Grezzo have been better served creating original titles in this style?” For me my preference would be no and yes, respectively, but here we are. The original game holds up just fine, but this is a neat way to play it if you don’t mind hand cramps over long sessions, I guess.

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Per me l'arte nasce per strada e diventa poi altro.

-Ultimo

[neogrigio]

“Diamante grezzo, quando torni

A dare vita ai miei giorni…”

[ganonfan1995]

That being said, TOTK marketing team has seemed to attempt to make an effort to familiarize new fans to old games....it's just that the games available are like....SS, Links Awakening, Hyrule Warriors, or behind a subscription paywall so like.....thanks guys???

[plow-and-propose]

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On one hand I'm happy GREZZO is continuing to contribute to such prestigious games but on the other hand I wish they'd take a break to work on a certain original project they said would be released in 2019...

[bilrost]

[oktaviaslabyrinth]

Ballad of the Wind Fish (EN) // The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening Remake (2019)

[designmiss]

Edifici londinesi in carta riciclata https://www.design-miss.com/edifici-londinesi-in-carta-riciclata/ Una collezione di #modellini di carta che riproduce #edifici londinesi in stile brutalista

[careful-ben]

Loft-Style Living Room Example of a mid-sized urban loft-style porcelain tile and white floor living room design with multicolored walls and a bar