Nintendo Publishes Hyrule Map for Ocarina of Time Remake, Showing Expanded Regions
Nintendo has published the Hyrule map for its remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Compared with the 1998 Nintendo 64 original, the overall layout remains similar, but the outlines and footprints of areas including Ice Cavern, Gerudo Valley and Kokiri Forest differ noticeably, with the Ice Cavern drawing the most attention. Nintendo has not confirmed the specific changes to the Ice Cavern or whether the map differences affect explorable areas, scene structure or game content. The expanded scope of Gerudo Valley and Kokiri Forest is currently confirmed.
Nintendo has published the Hyrule map for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake. A comparison with the 1998 Nintendo 64 original shows that the remake's overall layout remains close to that of the original, but the outlines and footprints of areas including the Ice Cavern, Gerudo Valley and Kokiri Forest differ noticeably, with the changes to the Ice Cavern drawing particular attention.
Nintendo has not confirmed the specific changes to the Ice Cavern, nor has it said whether these map differences involve changes to explorable areas, scene structure or game content. What can be confirmed at this stage is that Gerudo Valley and Kokiri Forest cover a larger area in the remake's map than in the original.
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