Nintendo's official Zelda Notes app has revealed some interesting statistics from the first week following the Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake's launch, including the game's average death count. The Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake launched on November 5 to rave reviews.
The newly released remake of the Zelda franchise's first 3D adventure has already been a smash hit with fans and critics alike. Ocarina of Time has received rave reviews, topping out at an impressive 96 on Metacritic at launch and holding steady at 95, with the game receiving praise for its stunning presentation and refinements to the original. The remake sold more than 5 million copies worldwide within just four days of its launch, becoming the fastest-selling new release on the Nintendo Switch 2. Now, just over a week after Ocarina of Time's release, the Zelda Notes app has compiled some interesting statistics about the game.
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The Zelda Notes app has officially revealed a wealth of details about players' experiences with the new Ocarina of Time remake. The statistics show a fairly low death count...
