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Judging it by today's standards is quite unfair, I find myself lucky that I played the game when it was a masterpiece back in the day.
It was basically the Witcher 3 of the generation.
It's overrated in the same sense stuff like FFVII, Chrono Trigger, SOTN or Super Metroid are overrated. They have a lot of historical and inspirational value but there's a furious nostalgic hive mind putting them in a tier above "normal" games.
It's sorta stronger with OoT because, let's be honest, N64 players didn't have that much to play to begin with, in comparison with PS1 playerbase.
I personally think that Ocarina of Time is a very good game and an extremely influential one. That being said, I believe that all Zelda games have their own strengths and weaknesses over the others, so you can't really give an unbiased opinion as to which one is "best". Ocarina of Time is hardly what I'd consider my ideal game, but I think it's pretty good and I revisit it from time to time.
Also Nintendo 64.
oot isn't even the most influential game of 1998 i would argue that MGS and FF7 SCBW are far more influential metal gear revitalised an entire genre.
It was a feat in its day, it almost ended up like mario 64 where you warp to levels because of the difficulty having a large open area. So no hyrule field, no epona were close to happening.
It was one of the first 3d games with good fishing. One of the first to use the rumble pack intellgently (Hidden hole finder).