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<> Okami has more RPG-elements (more character upgrades, more weapons, more combat skills)
<> Okami has a greater emphasis on storytelling.
<> Okami is based on real-world Japanese mythology and folklore, rather than pure fantasy.
And... that's pretty much it.
Instead of being grumpy, maybe celebrate that PC finally got a Zelda-quality game?
And no, The Witcher 3 does not (quite) count and Fable was pretty average.
And emulators are very unofficial, grey-area stuff (not having anything against them, just saying how it is - except if we're talking DOSBox which is a de-facto PC emulator to play old PC games on).
This guy is on a crusade to keep bashing the game when it's 99% obvious he won't ever play it. So there's that.
As for you, have fun!