But Majora's Mask has earned its keep. The game strayed a bit from the Zelda roots, but it was a good game none the less. It did not mention so much about Princess Zelda and the Triforce, but there are some hints about them.

There is some controversy about whether or not Majora's Mask is the sequel to Ocarina of Time. There is much evidence to prove that it is the sequel, and not a lot to prove it is not. Some evidence to prove it is is here:

1. Nintendo says it is
2. Link has the Ocarina of Time
3. It shows him (in the beginning) with Princess Zelda
4. Link has Epona
5. Link has his signature green tunic he got while he was in Kokiri Forest

I could go on and on with evidence, but the only evidence that it is not a sequel that I could find as the excuse that Link does not have the same sword and shield (for more on that visit the Timeline Part III).

Anyway, the graphics of this game were the same style as Ocarina of Time, but with less graphic glitches. It made the game feel more life-like and alive. Majora's Mask had the best graphics ever in a game made for the Nintendo 64.