《塞尔达传说：时之笛》重制版借鉴《旷野之息》无UI模式
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake borrows one of Breath of the Wild's most immersive features
《塞尔达传说：时之笛》重制版在近期试玩预览中展示借鉴《旷野之息》的无UI模式，提供标准、Pro与Master三档界面设置。Pro模式禁用血条等绝大多数信息仅保留Z锁定指示，Master进一步隐藏准星仅借Navi悬停提示。文章认为该设计延续了任天堂在3D塞尔达中减少引导的趋势，且新支线等改动提升了兴趣。
该媒体预览梳理《时之笛》重制版三档界面模式，对比旷野之息展现任天堂在3D塞尔达中弱引导的设计延续。
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is stealing a very neat feature that Nintendo previously implemented in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom: a no-UI mode. Pro and Master UI modes were available at the recent hands-on preview event, and a few creators managed to get footage of them in action.
There are three options to modify the in-game interface in the menu. Standard is what you've likely seen in pre-release footage and has readouts detailing health, magic, and your currently equipped item, alongside a minimap and relevant situational information. It's in line with the original game, and pretty much what you'd expect from any third-person action-adventure title released since the late '90s.
Pro mode disables pretty much all of it. The screen is completely stripped of informational readouts, including even the health meter. You'll still see notices for when the game's being saved, as demonstrated in this footage from Stephen Totilo, as well as occasional in-world dialog pop-ups. The one piece of gameplay interface that will remain onscreen is the Z-targeting indicator, showing when you've locked onto enemies.
Master mode, then, disables even the target reticule. You can still lock onto monsters, but now the only indication you've done so will be Navi hovering over the enemy in question. You can see this mode briefly demonstrated at the 9:18 mark in this video from Zeltik.
Over the years, 3D Zelda games like Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword became notorious for excessive handholding and incessant guidance on every detail. Nintendo finally loosened the reins on players during the Breath of the Wild era, and I'm glad to see some of that spirit returning in the Ocarina of Time remake.
Sure, the original game might've given us Navi, the poster child for annoying tutorialization, but there's hope that even she'll be a little less annoying this time around. Will wonders never cease?
来源：GamesRadar+ · gamesradar.com