Nintendo has revealed the Hyrule map for "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D." After comparing it with the original 1998 N64 version, players noticed that areas such as the Ice Cavern, Gerudo Valley, and Kokiri Forest appear to have been expanded.
This map is sourced from Nintendo's official Japanese website. The overall layout of the remake remains similar to the original, but there are noticeable differences in the outlines and area coverage of certain regions, with the Ice Cavern drawing the most attention from players.
Some players speculate that the Ice Cavern in the remake may no longer be just a small mini-dungeon, but could be expanded into a full-fledged dungeon. However, this remains purely speculative based on the map, and Nintendo has not yet confirmed any specific changes to this area.
In addition to the Ice Cavern, Gerudo Valley and Kokiri Forest also appear more expansive in the remake's map compared to the original. It is currently unclear whether these differences indicate changes in explorable areas, scene structures, or game content.
