Just to note that I played it for the first time in 2008 and still thought it was fantastic. Anecdotal and subjective, yes, but I still think the game's atmosphere, music, combat, controls, boss fights (except Morpha, f*ck that thing) have aged very well. And now with the remake, the graphics have been brought up to spec and the Iron Boots were fixed, so what's not to love?
I feel that a lot of people just expect it to have aged poorly, not only because is it is 19 years old after all, but it was also a 3D game in a period where devs were still experimenting with what made a good 3D game and the hardware just couldn't fully realize their ambitions. Yet there are games even older than OoT that are still adored, such as the SNES Final Fantasy games or Super Metroid, and it's almost universally agreed that these games are up to modern standards, so what's people's problem with Ocarina?
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