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This is as awesome as it is illegal :) God speed to OP. https://torrentfreak.com/images/storman-judgment.pdf https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4615448-Nintendo-Lov...
I don’t believe you read the article there… he ported zquest an engine remake which you can play with your original ie. self ripped Zelda rom.
This is as awesome as it is illegal :) God speed to OP. https://torrentfreak.com/images/storman-judgment.pdf https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4615448-Nintendo-Lov...
I don’t believe you read the article there… he ported zquest an engine remake which you can play with your original ie. self ripped Zelda rom.
Very neat to see this isn't just a re-implementation but provides some modernization by providing extra menus, and persistent storage. Great work. Helps make me feel a little less bad to download multiple MBs for what would otherwise be a small emulator + 64KB ROM :) edit: typo
Zelda Classic is a very open ended game engine that happens to have Zelda 1 assets baked in
I recall people making entire Metroidvanias with it
Very cool port, I like that it tries to integrate it into the browser features instead of calling it a day after compiling. The lack of D-pad support is a bit jarring considering gamepads are supported but it was still very playable.
Zelda Classic holds a special place in my heart. My older brother downloaded it thinking it was just a Zelda 1 clone. I discovered it had a quest editor. And it was a very magical moment for me. I spent hundreds of hours never completing any of my projects. It was the first online community I ever joined and actively participated in. Eventually I yearned for for power and discovered Dark Basic. Now I’m a software dev…
Almost as instrumental as my dad's Ti 83 Plus in my eventual career path
Zelda Classic holds a special place in my heart. My older brother downloaded it thinking it was just a Zelda 1 clone. I discovered it had a quest editor. And it was a very magical moment for me. I spent hundreds of hours never completing any of my projects. It was the first online community I ever joined and actively participated in. Eventually I yearned for for power and discovered Dark Basic. Now I’m a software dev…
My developer career also started with gaming.
The StarCraft map/script editor was my entry drug.
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Sounds like that story is worth a submission of its own!
There's probably enough material to write a whole article about it. I just thought it was funny how history repeats itself.
Zelda Classic holds a special place in my heart. My older brother downloaded it thinking it was just a Zelda 1 clone. I discovered it had a quest editor. And it was a very magical moment for me. I spent hundreds of hours never completing any of my projects. It was the first online community I ever joined and actively participated in. Eventually I yearned for for power and discovered Dark Basic. Now I’m a software dev…
Haha, cool! My developer career also started with gaming. The StarCraft map/script editor was my entry drug.
Also thank you for this work! When WASM was first announced this is the kind of project that I envisioned we'd see more of. Instead, everything has been mobile-centric and app-centric but you give me hope.