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Zelda Ocarina's ReDead was supposed to be "very, very scary" in the remake, but Nintendo decided to "recompose"
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Zelda Ocarina’s ReDead was supposed to be “very, very scary” in the remake, but Nintendo decided to “recompose”

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November 13, 2026 2 Min Read
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Ocarina of Time’s Switch 2 remake is not Really a scary game, but there are still a few enemies throughout this adventure that can scare players.

Perhaps the most notable are ReDead, the zombie-like creatures that are difficult to escape from when they set their sights on Link. These return in the remake and were apparently even scarier at one point in development, until Nintendo decided to “turn it back.”

Here’s what producer Hidemaro Fujibayashi had to say about it during a recent interview with GameSpot:

“With this remake, the graphics were improved a lot, and so the ReDead – the sound, the graphics and the movement – ended up being very, very scary. And the team wanted to make that a service to create a good gaming experience. But from our point of view, taking a step back, we thought, let’s remember the experience that we don’t want to change, and taking that into consideration, maybe we went a little too far, so let’s go back to that. back.

The decision was therefore made to ensure that the experience was more in line with the original game. The end result is that ReDead is still a little scary, but not “very, very scary” to the point that it changes the experience.

Do you think Nintendo nailed the ReDead in this remake? Would you have been up for an even scarier version of these enemies in the Switch 2 version? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

(source gamespot.com)

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Liam is an editor and reviewer at Nintendo Life. He has been writing about games for over 15 years and is a long-time fan of many iconic video game characters.

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