The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

What to look at if you are searching for a perfected game for the N64. its official review was a ten out of ten, due to its vastness, graphics, and amazing music

A game so inexplicably awesome its existence can only be explained by ontological paradox, whereby an OoT game cartridge was sent back through time to a stage before the game's conception, and provided the basis for the game itself. An analogy for the game's existence is provided in the game itself, in the events surrounding the mysterious song of storms.

A game so perfect that GAMESPOT actually gave it a ten out of ten.

One of the greatest video games ever created, it was released for N64, remade for Nintendo Gamecube, and once more for The 3Ds. It received a perfect score due to how good it is. Once players complete the awesome game that is OoT (in 3Ds), they have the option to replay the game in the master quest version, which is basically the same only with harder puzzles, harder enemies, and 2 more dungeons. In the game people play as link, a small boy who lived in a forest where everyone but him had a guardian fairy. The protector of the forest gives link a fairy where, upon receiving the fairy, he starts his adventure. players travel across the land of Hyrule in which they have to pass 3 dungeons filled with puzzles and enemies so they can enter a temple to get the master sword, to defeat a possible villian named Ganondorf, which makes Link be trapped for 7 years ( idk where) until he turns into an adult.
Ganondorf took over Hyrule and link now has to pass 7 temples, all filled with puzzles(especially the forest temple ,and even more.....the frustration making water temple) to free the protecters of those temples so link can get to Ganondorf and defeat him.