/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8483004
I always wondered why I couldn't move the camera around on some screens, but I can't say it takes me out of it at all. Hyrule Castle Town feels like this big bustling place, because the camera is pulled way back, which gives you the sense of being a little kid lost in a crowded market, whereas Kakariko feels homelier because the camera is pulled right in, and you can get up close and personal with the different locations and NPCs.
The sign that it was a good artistic choice is that they recreated the effect in Twilight Princess, when there was no real need to.