It's not being rude; it's proving you wrong. Very different.
Master Quest only had part of what Z64DD had, and tht was the dungeon difficulty. So the IGN quote is fine.
Like almost everything else you've said in this topic, this statement makes no sense at all. Zelda 64DD is Ocarina of Time. And no, the dungeons in Master Quest are far more difficult than they are in Ocarina of Time.
And for the wikipedia, all it says is that it was planned to be 64DD compatible, but it ended up not being as such.
Compatible? What the balls? The word compatible doesn't even show up in that quote at all. I'm beginning to think you don't even know what the 64DD was. It's not some enhancement to make a cartridge game bigger or more pretty looking. It's an add-on that allows for disc based games, similar to the RAM expansion pack that was required to play Majora's Mask. Ocarina of Time was not going to be '64DD compatible' as you claim. The game was
originally being developed for the peripheral, known at the time as Zelda 64DD.
And again, that is a wikipedia which includes false facts.
Wikipedia is a reliable source of information. It gets a bad rep due to the fact that anyone can edit pages, but there are mods that maintain the credibility of its contents and make sure the information is accurate. Scroll to the bottom for the references to other sites it gets the info from.
Here's another piece of information that totally debunks your claims: "Certainly, the first 3D Zelda game managed to preserve the feeling of the series. Released in the winter of 1998 on the Nintendo 64, Ocarina of time was however a mere shadow of his former self, the Zelda 64 Project,
which born on the 64DD. Inside the game it’s still possible to find the leftovers of the original game and some of the features that would have made possible the connection with the add-on. With a Gameshark it’s even possible to recreate some of the beta events. Ocarina is a great game, but because of the cuts and the changes we may never know how the game was really intended to be." ~
Unseen 64. Actually, just read that entire article
http://www.unseen64.net/articles/zelda64-project-development/
@Shadow Link - Ha, you beat me to it. Should have clicked your link right away and showed him that! Sorry for overlooking your post.