Nintendo's bearded uncle Eiji Aonuma recently walked through a portion of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D, with a translation now available.
In a video sequence, Aonuma showcases elements of the game's design, including a look at how the central hub - Clock Town - has evolved. There's also a glimpse at the menu screens, the Bomber's Notebook, plus a secret to saving money through time travel. Cha-ching indeed!
What do you think of the 3DS version so far?