The Ocarina of Time remake keeps the old Treasure Chest game. You visit the Treasure-Chest Shop in Hyrule Castle Town. It sits on the west side and only opens at night. Pay 10 rupees and pick between two chests. Find the key and you move on to the next room. Five keys in a row wins a Piece of Heart. After that, the final prize is 20 rupees. The Lenses of Truth show which chest holds the key.
The game is mostly luck, so many players call it a scam. The Lenses of Truth make the prize easy to claim. The original Ocarina of Time came out in 1998 on the Nintendo 64. It is still seen as one of the best games ever made. The remake brings the same side quests to a new screen. Shops in the game only open at set times. Players can skip the wait with the Sun's Song.
Small side games like this are why fans still love the original. The remake keeps the charm while making the map easier to read.

The Ocarina of Time remake keeps the old Treasure Chest game. You visit the Treasure-Chest Shop in Hyrule Castle Town. It sits on the west side and only opens at night. Pay 10 rupees and pick between two chests. Find the key and you move on to the next room. Five keys in a row wins a Piece of Heart. After that, the final prize is 20 rupees. The Lenses of Truth show which chest holds the key.

The game is mostly luck, so many players call it a scam. The Lenses of Truth make the prize easy to claim. The original Ocarina of Time came out in 1998 on the Nintendo 64. It is still seen as one of the best games ever made. The remake brings the same side quests to a new screen. Shops in the game only open at set times. Players can skip the wait with the Sun's Song.

Small side games like this are why fans still love the original. The remake keeps the charm while making the map easier to read.

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