Well, I had played the other three Zelda games, but I'd only beaten Link To The Past by then(And I sitll haven't beaten Link's Adventure, even to this day. >_>').

Gohma wasn't that bad, considering it took me like three rentals to get to the boss(Since I couldn't figure my way out of the compass room, and then how to get past the web. I didn't do very good at OoT back when I was a kid. >_>').

Didn't help that at one point I had gotten a Master Quest map and tried to put that to use for normal quest. Helped in some spots, but not all of them. =P Strangely, I found a normal quest map recently, from Nintendo Power, but I have no idea where it came from. 0_o

I think it's kind of funny replaying games like OoT now, because the puzzles that were absolutely baffling when I was a kid are fairly easy to figure out now.

Yeah; if not because they can be easily understood now, then because we've been through it like a thousand times since. =P

Yeah, though it's probably because of both. Looking back, the Deku Tree puzzles were pretty simple. The only OoT dungeon that hasn't gotten any easier is the Water Temple.

Yeah... The Water Temple's a bad offender in that respect. =P The 3Ds version improved it vastly, thouhg, like making the boots actual items, instead of forcing you to pause and unpause a ton(Though, even the pausing's been improved in the new version).

They also added markers for where you raise and lower the water levels, though that's a controversial change, not everyone likes that. >>'

The Water Temple was very clever, but also very frustrating. Not sure how I'd feel about the markers, but I'm glad to hear they've fixed the boots.

Yeah, the boots are reminiscent of how they worked in Twilight Princess now, which is a very good thing.(Opens new glitches, too. =P)

The markers aren't too bad, you need to know what they're for to actually make use of them, but that and a panning-to-show-you-a-passage cutscene caused frustration with the OoT community when 3D was first released. I didn't care. =P I believe I still managed to get lost, so...

Yeah, the boots are reminiscent of how they worked in Twilight Princess now, which is a very good thing.(Opens new glitches, too. =P)

The markers aren't too bad, you need to know what they're for to actually make use of them, but that and a panning-to-show-you-a-passage cutscene caused frustration with the OoT community when 3D was first released. I didn't care. =P I believe I still managed to get lost, so...

Hmm. I'd have to play this new version to know how I really feel about those particular additions, and as I don't have a 3DS, that isn't particularly likely.