Two mysterious fans, “Scott” and “Mike”, have recreated The Legend of Zelda in honor of the NES game’s 30th anniversary. According to the duo, the game uses WebGL and voxels rendering to create a pixel-perfect replica of the game, all in JavaScript. The game is also in 3D, with the camera now at an angle to give players a new perspective on an old game.
There is no information on Nintendo’s decision on the game. It’s possible that Nintendo could order a cease and desist on the game, but it’s also possible that Nintendo may hold back and let the game remain online instead.
Feel free to let us know in the comments what you think of the game.
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“but it’s also possible that Nintendo may hold back and let the game remain online instead.”
Doubt it. I think this game is on the eShop, so Nintendo will do what Nintendo does. It would be surprising if they don’t.
this is on the eshop?
Yep, on the 3DS. for $5.
lol no way, i don’t believe you
Not sure if joking or not, but this is the link: http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/u4TZ2DVudT9o7613XtMrVtu93lPY01mg
Did you think I meant the fan-made 3D version by any chance? If so then no, it’s not on the eShop. I meant the original version of The Legend of Zelda, when I said it was on the eShop (sorry for the confusion).
*Coughs awkwardly*
I like the game! Especially since I have played but don’t own Zelda on the NES. (Sad isn’t it.)
I still suck at it :/
Though there’s a lot of effort that went into this. Kudos.
Or better yet! Nintendo actually pays these guys a little money, takes what they made, & gives it to us on a Wii U & 3DS to celebrate Zelda’s 30th Anniversary! Or give them an actual job that lets them go & do this with other NES games.
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They aren’t slaves if Nintendo is paying them. They would be employees.
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Oh? gee, thats too bad…and here I had an awesome idea for mario party.
already rip :/
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