(Zelda CD-i Remastered Review)
It's truly remarkable just how much you can improve an infamously-shitty game by giving it much-needed quality of life design improvements and overcoming the lousy CD-i hardware to fix the controls, collision detection, visuals, and performance to make for a game that's uh... still bad, but definitely playable and you can even appreciate some of the better parts of it like the music and the hand-drawn backgrounds, as well as the hilariously-dumb animated cutscenes.
It's truly remarkable just how much you can improve an infamously-shitty game by giving it much-needed quality of life design improvements and overcoming the lousy CD-i hardware to fix the controls, collision detection, visuals, and performance to make for a game that's uh... still bad, but definitely playable and you can even appreciate some of the better parts of it like the music and the hand-drawn backgrounds, as well as the hilariously-dumb animated cutscenes.