Starting as a child, you learn a lot about the areas around you throughout Hyrule. Shooting your slingshot, throwing bombs, and throwing your boomerang are just some of the activities you'll be able to do as a child. Traveling throughout the land of Hyrule is not something you'll have to do often as a kid until you are traveling to the far away villages where dungeons lie, but luckily for you, when you do travel, you've got your trusty companion Navi by your side. Navi is a fairy sent from the Great Deku Tree to guide you in vanquishing the forseen darkness that lies ahead for Hyrule.

The Lengend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is a fantastic free-roaming RPG that takes you through the brighter times of Hyrule and into the darker, more sinister times of Hyrule. The game plays amazingly well, and it feels great with the classic controller and pretty smooth. The graphics are extremely good for an N64 game for virtual console, and the game sounds are just as can be remembered from the N64 version. Even though in more recent times we can expect full orchestrated versions of game music from nintendo, the music in this game is pretty good and sounds very smooth. One of my personal favorite parts of this game, is the plot. The plot is about a boy who must rise up and vanquish the darkness that overlooks the land of hyrule, and all of the other villages and creatures (good and bad) help make the plot even more realistic. Another good point to state, is that there are many fun, action paked hours of gameplay, and many extra goals/tasks you can achieve even when you have conquered all of the temples and their bosses. So, with all these features, including many weapons and items, grab your swords and embark on your adventure with The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.