The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is widely seen as one of the best games in the series to date, which is why it was absolutely no surprise to hear that it was the target of the remake treatment from Nintendo. We have now seen a good amount of what we can expect from this latest version of the game, and it should be an exciting time for everyone.
That's particularly true of longtime fans who were around to play the original version, though, as it should hit notes of nostalgia that very few other games would be able to achieve. Now, we know a little more about Nintendo's plans for its big day of arrival, and they've confirmed something that should dial up that nostalgia even further.
Anyone who grew up playing video games in the 1990s and 2000s will know that the biggest video game releases were often subject to a midnight launch, where customers could queue at participating stores to buy and play the game before basically anyone else. It was a core memory of the time for many people, and a great way to meet like-minded folks who were interested in the same things as...
