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Download the Nintendo 64 emulator, there are versions for PC, Android, iOS and Mac. Install the N64 emulator compatible with your device. Download the N64 ROM of the game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time from the download section.

ROM overview The first 3D Legend of Zelda game, Ocarina of Time was created for the Nintendo 64 in 1998 and introduced innovative mechanics such as Z-targeting as well as many of the series' other trademarks. It has frequently been ranked as the greatest game of all time by many publications.
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was before it was released one of the most talked-about games for Nintendo 64. It was the fastest selling game in history; more than 350 000 people bought ia before it hit the shelves. Like previous Zelda games, Link's goal is to eliminate Ganondorf and save the world. Sounds simple, huh?
GRAPHICS: 6/6
The graphics are really great. Definitely the best game I've tried with UltraHLE, when it comes to graphics. Nothing to complain about, except it's slow on my system sometimes.
SOUND: 4/6
If there's anything that isn't great about Zelda, it's the sound. The sound skips very hard sometimes, it's known to have one of the worst skippings of the UltraHLE compatible games. The sound effects are limited otherwise too. The sound is the only weak point of this game.
GAMEPLAY: 6/6
The story is very, very good. The gameplay has always been the strongest point for Zelda games over the years. Nothing beats it. It's the balance between action and thinking that makes it so great. It's structure is so perfect, it's scary. I don't even want to think about how many hours the 200 members of the Zelda staff has used for just the story.
ADDICTION: 5/6
Every Zelda games has something magical, a force that won't let you loose the grip of the controller. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time has it, too. Although it has the Zelda magical attraction, it isn't as great as previous versions.
Probably the best game ever made. At least for Nintendo 64. It's just a great game overall. Although the sound isn't very good, the story, graphics and gameplay makes up for it. Thank you, Mr. Miyamoto, for creating one of the best games ever!
(Originally posted sometime during 1999)

Are you a fan of The Legend of Zelda? Do you have a penchant for Rare’s lovable, yet forgotten bear ‘n’ bird duo?

If your answer to both of these questions is yes then you are going to adore The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie: The Jiggies of Time.

This N64 mod merges Banjo-Kazooie with The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time to create a brand new adventure you can play on your N64. And it’s absolutely fantastic.

The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie: The Jiggies of Time is the work of talented modder Kurko Mods. They previously created other crossover mods, including The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie: The Bear Waker and the Covid-19-themed Stay At Home mod.

But it’s fair to say that Jiggies of Time is in a completely different league to these past projects.

Kurko has been working on this mod for the past five years. It’s a full-length game that contains nine worlds with 100 Jiggies, 900 musical notes, and a ton of Easter eggs to find.

To call Jiggies of Time a labour of love just wouldn’t do it justice. This is a staggering achievement in N64 modding, and without doubt the best N64 mod to date.

Thankfully, it’s fully playable on an original N64 console, and I’ve included instructions on how you can do this within the article.

The Hyrule you know and love, but different

At its core, The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie: The Jiggies of Time is still a Banjo-Kazooie game. It plays just like the bear ‘n’ bird’s original N64 adventure, but set in Ocarina of Time’s world.

Something has gone wrong in the land of Hyrule. The wicked witch Gruntilda has somehow sidelined Ganondorf and decided to take the kingdom for herself. Young Link apparently isn’t up to the task of giving her the boot, and so the responsibility falls to Banjo and Kazooie.

Kurko has done a fantastic job of merging the two universes together. The world of Ocarina of Time is lovingly recreated, managing to feel both familiar and fresh at the same time.

Classic locations, such as Kokiri Forest, Kakariko Village and Death Mountain are instantly recognisable by their layout. That said, they’re not one-to-one replicas – and rightly so.

Everything is decorated and styled to look like the world of Banjo-Kazooie. Even the enemies are re-skinned to resemble classic Zelda creatures. Not only that, but Kurko has used creative licence to slightly alter or outright expand areas with new features.

As a result, Jiggies of Time feels very much like its own game, rather than an awkward retread through an already well-trodden world. It really strikes a perfect balance.

Nostalgia overload

Kurko has stuffed the game full of Nintendo and Rare references.

Everywhere you go, you’ll stumble upon classic game boxes and other Easter eggs that’ll make you smile. The amount of effort that has gone into some of these is truly astonishing.

A wonderful, beautifully crafted soundtrack complements this delightful mish-mash of an adventure.

Music from Ocarina of Time and other Zelda games has been “Banjo-Kazooified”, incorporating the whimsical xylophone, banjo and horn sounds of the franchise. It somehow manages to be doubly nostalgic as a result.

The trademark Banjo-Kazooie charm perforates the entire experience.

Dialogue is true to the characters, with plenty of sarcasm and self-deprecating humour throughout.

The legend of collecting stuff

You progress through The Jiggies of Time’s locations in more or less the same order as Ocarina of Time. However, it’s important to note that this isn’t just the same game, but with Banjo and Kazooie instead of Link.

Rather, it’s very much like the original Banjo-Kazooie. You travel across nine worlds – self-contained levels, each containing 10 Jiggies, five Jinjos, two honeycomb pieces and 100 musical notes for you to collect.

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These worlds are often an amalgamation of multiple areas from Ocarina of Time. For example, the Death Mountain world features the mountain trail, Dodongo’s Cavern, Goron City and an additional area to explore.

To advance from one world to the next, you’ll need to collect enough Jiggies and notes along the way.

You don’t need an intimate knowledge of Ocarina of Time, but being familiar with the game will help in some instances.

Kurko has included Zelda-themed Mumbo transformations, so it’s important to collect tokens for those too.

Getting around

Hyrule Field serves as the game’s hub world, where you can unlock all the main worlds. It has its own sub-areas for you to explore, such as Lon Lon Ranch, as well as 10 Jiggies to find.

As nostalgic as Hyrule Field may be, it can get a tad repetitive having to constantly traipse back and forth across it. Thankfully, Kurko has introduced a fast-travel system (which you have to unlock).

However, there are some requirements you must meet before you can access a world through this handy system. Firstly, you need to have enough Jiggies and musical notes. You then have to find that world’s hidden portrait somewhere within the game to actually unlock it.

It’s a good setup. Having fast travel is a blessing, especially as you always start the game in the same location each time. But it’s also nice that doesn’t devalue the exploration for which Banjo-Kazooie is known.

Night and day

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time impressed players with its day and night cycle in 1998. Jiggies of Time also manages to incorporate this feature – to some e