OoT-Wii Virtual Console or N64?

[Mrflamexd3]

I played both on the Gamecube actually. I heard that the OoT on the Gamecube was the best looking (for the original, not talking about the remake). Majora's Mask however I do not no, currently i'm playing the Gamecube version and I enjoy it although if you don't take it slow then it will freeze often. I would say Virtual Console if you do not own a N64 or N64 if you own a N64.

 

[caleb11roy]

Fact: In the Virtual Console versions of these games you can not get rumble feature which is a huge problem when using the Stone of Agony to find Hidden Grottos! The originals are superior in everyway!

 

[Akuhime-sama]

Fact: In the Virtual Console versions of these games you can not get rumble feature which is a huge problem when using the Stone of Agony to find Hidden Grottos! The originals are superior in everyway!

OH you bring up a great point!
Yeah, It's not necessary, but It's very nice to have.

I remember, I found a hidden hole with a cow in it the first time I popped my rumble pack in and booted up Majora's Mask! ^^
I never knew it was there before :O

it also helped me discover the bombable hole in Ikana Graveyard that contains a chest with Bombchus.... though Bombchus are not even necessary.
You get them in the moon, and that's the only time you really need them, so it's all good.

 

[Batman]

To appeal to my nostalgia, N64. But I play OoT on the Virtual Console almost everytime nowadays.

 

[HyruleHistory10]

I would say get the original and play it the way it was supposed to be played. Plus the C buttons are easier for the ocarina than the C stick which can tend to roll and mess you up if you are not paying attention.

 

[JamesBond007]

Get the GameCube disc with Master Quest, unless you want the uncensored version (original Fire Temple music, old Gerudo symbol and Ganon's red blood). In this case, get N64 version 1.0 or 1.1.

For Majora's Mask, do not get the Collector's Edition disc, because this is the most unstable version (get N64 or VC version instead). Ocarina of Time is also present on this disc (as well as Zelda 1 and 2), but without Master Quest.