The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time/Controls

Link

Action	Nintendo 64	Nintendo GameCube	Wii (Virtual Console)	Nintendo 3DS
			Wii Classic Controller
General
Move
Jump Roll Interact Context sensitive
Crouch
Use assigned item or weapon
		or	or
		or	,
		or	, or
	Nintendo 3DS version: There are two item slots on the touch screen.
Targeting system
	Locks on to the nearest object, monster, or person While locked on, use to attack, or to talk
	It can be configured in the options menu: In "switch" mode, press once to lock on, and again to unlock In "hold" mode, hold to lock on and release to unlock "Switch" is recommended for beginners; "Hold" is recommended for veterans for more challenge in using controls
First-person view				Top left of
Center the camera
Show/hide minimap
Pause menu
Dialogue and writing
Respond to Navi				Top left of
Advance
Skip
Attacking and defending
Horizontal Cut	+ ( or ) +	+ ( or ) +	+ ( or ) +	+ ( or ) +
Vertical Cut	+ +	+ +	+ +	+ +
Power Stab	+	*check	*check	*check
	Power Stab uses the attack power of the previous move, if a deku stick, jump attack was used last, power stab does 4x the damage of the kokiri sword.
Thrust	+ +	+ +	+ +	+ +
Spin Attack
	Hold the Spin Attack button to increase attack power, then release to attack
Weaker Spin Attack	+	+	+	+
	Rotate the Move stick in a circle and press the Attack button; it must be performed quickly
Jump Attack	+	+	+	+
Roll Attack
	Press the button while running
Raise shield e.g. Hylian Shield
	Use to deflect projectiles and block attacks If targeting an object, Link can move around while blocking If an enemy is Targeted while Link is swimming, the shield can still be used
Aim weapon
Performing on the ocarina
Play music note
				Top left of
		or	or
		or	or
		or	or or
Note Modifiers
		*(check)	*(check)	*(check)

Pause menu

Action	Nintendo 64	Nintendo GameCube	Wii (Virtual Console)	Nintendo 3DS
			Wii Classic Controller
Move cursor
Scroll subscreen	,	,	,	,
Confirm
Cancel Save game
Assign item or weapon
		or	or
		or	,
		or	, or
	Nintendo 3DS version: There are two item slots on the touch screen.

Wii U VC: It's basically the same as the classic controller with the and on the backs instead of the top middle. In addition, you're allowed to configure the controls with the exception of the . If it really helps, follow the example of The Legend of Zelda: The Windwaker with the button settings following a similar layout and perhaps it's best to put the map on since the Dpad can't be used.