Link’s Ocarina Playing In The Remake Is So Accurate You Could Learn From It
Fuente: GameSpot ·
Music has been a major part of The Legend of Zelda almost from the beginning, from the flute in A Link to the Past to the Wind Fish instruments of Link's Awakening. It played a titular role in Ocarina of Time, as a magical object tied to both the narrative and several gameplay elements. You would learn several different songs during your adventure, and for the Ocarina 2026 remake, Nintendo has taken it up a notch with finger movements so accurate you could use them to actually learn how to play the ocarina yourself. For an expert perspective, we turned to Eric Bernard, manager of Songbird Ocar
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