: This update removed "ESS bottle duping," a glitch crucial for speedrunning. Consequently, speedrunners typically avoid the v1.1 patch or the later physical "Player's Choice" cartridges that have it pre-installed. 3. Modern PC Recompilation: Version 1.1.0 (2024)
: Version 1.1 fixed an issue where the Clock Town music would continue playing through the night after using the Song of Double Time. Additionally, the Pirates' Fortress, which was silent at night in v1.0, received its proper background music.
: The position of "Gyorg’s Remains" on the Quest Status subscreen was misaligned in v1.0 and corrected in v1.1. The order of cutscenes for the boss Goht was also swapped to correctly distinguish between a first-time victory and a re-battle. 2. The 3DS Remake: Version 1.1 (2015) The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask Update v1.1 ...
: It improved motion blur effects at high frame rates and added a configurable "scaled deadzone" for modern controllers.
The most recent "v1.1" is the update for , a native PC port created by the developer Wiseguy. This version uses the original N64 file set but recompiles it for modern hardware. : This update removed "ESS bottle duping," a
: It addressed specific startup crashes on Linux by forcing X11 video drivers. Summary Table: Key v1.1 Changes Key Change Primary Purpose N64 (v1.1) Fixed Pirates' Fortress audio & Tatl camera. Bug fixing and audio polish. 3DS (v1.1) Fixed Honey & Darling "Swordless Link" bug. Preventing game-breaking glitches. PC (v1.1.0) Added free analog camera & motion blur fixes. Modernization and QoL features.
: It resolved a specific softlock in the European version where attempting to deposit zero Rupees in the Clock Town Bank would freeze the game. Modern PC Recompilation: Version 1
: The most famous fix addressed a bug in the Honey & Darling minigame that could cause Link to lose his sword or permanently assign the Ocarina to the B-button slot.