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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Dataminers Uncover Potential Majora's Mask, Master Quest DLC Hints

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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Dataminers Uncover Potential Majora's Mask, Master Quest DLC Hints

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time players are getting their hopes up after dataminers uncovered hints of Master Quest DLC – and maybe even some Majora's Mask content – tucked in the files of Nintendo's new remake.

It's not been one week since Nintendo reimagined one of the most critically acclaimed games of all time for Nintendo Switch 2, and while some players are tearing it apart to look for glitches, others are digging even deeper. One of the first things dataminers did was sift through Ocarina of Time's files, and surprisingly, there may be some clues as to what remake plans Nintendo has in the cards.

There's a good chance you're here to see why we're talking about Majora's Mask today. We'll start by saying that you will want to keep expectations in check until an official announcement is made, but that shouldn't make YouTuber Austin John Plays' findings any less compelling (via Kotaku).

Yesterday, the content creator uploaded a video meant to explore the in-game functionality of amiibo for the remake, including unreleased figures, of which there are (officially) two: one for Link, and one for Zelda. Considering the toys-to-life collectibles won't launch until 2027, anyone looking to access the masks they unlock would need to dive into the game's files to use them. This is the path Austin John Plays took – but he found more than just two new masks.

"I was starting to think that this was an Adult Link amiibo that's going to be released in the future," he said, referencing data containing strange, unused NPC dialogue.


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