Sadly the developer behind the fan-made Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess HD mod has announced that the promising project has gone on hiatus. It was in development for quite some time, but obviously Nintendo went and released an official HD remake for the game. Nintendo also requested that the developer behind the mod take down his footage from YouTube. Because of this the developer has decided to put the project on the back burner but hopes to return to it someday.
Thanks, CM30
How unfortunate. The project looked better than the official remaster.
No it didn’t. Very unpleasant to look at in my opinion. Nothing blended well.
Thawted!!!!!!! stupid nintendo getting rid of a mod that was better than theirs maybe they should have put him on contract n saved themselves a bucket of work…….
Except it wasn’t better.
Except it was free. And not $60 for a minor graphics update. The official game looks the same as the original, unless you either have a side by side comparison, or zoom in.
I have 3 copies of the game (2 GC, 1 Wii). If I want to play TP again, I want it to be different, with ACTUAL new dungeons and several updated features. Another Cave or Ordeals and a poe lamp isn’t enough for me.
why do you have 2 for the gamecube?
so, just because it was free, it makes it better
Bitch please
You must not have seen the latest trailer…there is a new cave of ordeals and its by the amiibo, two they did mae a comparison, look it up, and for the record, there is new shit to the game, just not mouch
much as you expect
watch a comparison video. The mod was good but the current TPHD for Wii U looks more polished
This is what happens when you waste your talent riding the coattails of others.
Next time he should make his own game.
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Indeed. Mods and hacks is what you spend time on when you’re a wee teenager to practice. After that it’s time to begin some real shit.
Next time make a real game instead of using official assets!
Nintendo hasn’t taken this project down as the article would lead you to believe. Content ID, not Nintendo, took down his videos. He’s moving to Twitch because of it.
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Who wrote this article?
The developer has moved from YouTube to Twitch because of Content ID and NOT because of Nintendo “requesting” him to. Also, it isn’t on permanent hiatus. The developer is taking a break to let things “cool down”.
Will you writers actually proof-read before publishing?
is this going to be sold in stores?