Draugoth
Gold Member
A full Zelda: Ocarina of Time PC port is now complete and available online | VGC
Fan-made Zelda 64 PC version features HD graphics, modding support…
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A full Zelda: Ocarina of Time fanmade PC port is now complete and available online
www.videogameschronicle.com
Paulistano
Member
Fans does what Nintendont...
Deanington
Member
The orientation of the setup/pic is fucking with me. Is the monitor and keyboard set up to be played on the corner of the desk?
Kiddo Cabbusses
Member
inb4 the Cease and Desist
Ezquimacore
Banned
or you can play the 3ds version with henriko magnifico texture pack at 4k
Ozzy Onya A2Z
Member
That looks brilliant. Now let us see them join forces and implement them together.
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Jennings
Member
Try Amazon, tons of copies there for your legally-sourced ROM.
Swift_Star
Banned
That pic look hideous. Ew.
Psychostar
Member
Is this the same type of build we saw as the super mario 64 version that was completely built from the ground up using unique code, making it skirt away from "ip theft"? Because that'd be so sweet.
Yes. It's a similar kind of project with the original MIPS code decompiled and then re-implemented, so it's a native build for whatever the target platform is, rather than something emulated.
nkarafo
Member
Nah, it completely changes the tone and atmosphere of the N64 original.
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RoboFu
One of the green rats
Could be a corner desk.
jigglet
Banned
I remember there was an interview with Iwata about the development of the Wii U, he said his team went out to research what the competition was doing in regards to online. Like 4 years after the Xbox 360 came out, they were like "oh, this is interesting, is this how it's done?". I remember laughing so fucking hard thinking these guys live in such a bubble they have no fucking idea what's going on and if it weren't for R&D for a new console, they were happy to live in complete ignorance.
Anyway my point being, if it wasn't for the lawyers, I bet they'd never see anything, anywhere.
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oldergamer
Member
Nintendo will come down hard on these guys
poodaddy
Member
baphomet
Member
Nothing remotely illegal has been released.
He could release it on his personal Facebook tied directly to his home address and Nintendo couldn't even think about attempting to do anything.
AV
We ain't outta here in ten minutes, we won't need no rocket to fly through space
They very intentionally DON'T package the game ROM in with this. Nothing illegal about it.
GeekyDad
Member
And will be beaten like a dog for it...
wOs
Member
It looks like a corner desk in general. I know what you are saying though.
Honey Bunny
Member
Sorry this is a game designed to be played at 16fps 4:3
Gareth Bryne
Member
Last zelda game I played and loved was A Link to the Past as I never had N64 growing up. I recently tried breath of the wild a couple years back on WiiU but that didn't really do much for me (didn't get much past one of the giant fort guys, game wasn't my cup of tea).
Keeping that in mind, is this worth a play through these days or is this mostly rose colored nostalgia for those who have already played it?
Keeping that in mind, is this worth a play through these days or is this mostly rose colored nostalgia for those who have already played it?
SF Kosmo
Banned
PC port will eventually let them go so much further. Model replacement, even ray-tracing. Look at the Mario 64 port.
Daytonabot
Banned
That's a super ultrawide (32:9). My opinion is that 21:9 is the sweet spot. I'm never going back to 16:9.
RoadHazard
Gold Member
It's probably a corner desk? So yeah.
mcjmetroid
Member
Sounds great I'll wait for more improvements before jumping on this, such as graphical etc
ResurrectedContrarian
Suffers with mild autism
I just remembered that Citra has support for playing on a large virtual 3D screen in a VR-headset... time to try this one, it may be the ultimate OOT experience.
EverydayBeast
ChatGPT 0.001
Wonder why ocarina of time is getting talked about and ports in 2022? Because it’s better than “pretty good” it should have been in the gaming hall of fame years ago.
01011001
Banned
due to this being a native PC version now means that people can literally modify in all the assets in that version to this new PC version + add way more than that.
Romulus
Member
I couldn't finish Botw either after going back to it a few times. I would say Ocarina of Time is worth a shot for sure though.
ResurrectedContrarian
Suffers with mild autism
To some extent, yes, but the 3DS version went well beyond simply upgrading assets. For instance, all the 2D areas (static background, like houses, castle town, etc) from the original game were converted into fullly rendered scenes.
01011001
Banned
which can also be implemented into the PC version.
in the original these scenes are still 3d rooms with collision boxes and everything, all one would need to do is import the assets from the 3DS version and then place them in the corresponding spots in these rooms
00_Zer0
Member
Edit-The OP is kind of misleading. Right now you cannot use your own retail backup rom to get this running. You have to travel to the high seas and find a special debug rom to get it up and running.
I know multiple teams are working on PC ports, but these are useless to me until I can use my own OoT cartridge backup rom to compile the PC port. Right now you have to use a special version of a debug rom out there and I don't feel comfortable downloading and using that to create the PC port. It could be quite some time before the ports out there now support a US retail version of the rom, but I'll just watch and wait in excitement as the PC port gets QOL improvements.
I know multiple teams are working on PC ports, but these are useless to me until I can use my own OoT cartridge backup rom to compile the PC port. Right now you have to use a special version of a debug rom out there and I don't feel comfortable downloading and using that to create the PC port. It could be quite some time before the ports out there now support a US retail version of the rom, but I'll just watch and wait in excitement as the PC port gets QOL improvements.
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IbizaPocholo
NeoGAFs Kent Brockman
Zelda: Ocarina of Time’s unofficial PC port now supports Mac OS and Wii U | VGC
Plus free camera, item randomiser and more have been added to the fan-made port…
www.videogameschronicle.com
The support was shared on Thursday as part of the fan development team’s latest “Ship of Harkinian Direct”, when Habour Masters also confirmed several new features now available as part of the latest update.
That includes a free camera mode, the ability to equip items to d-pad (including tunics and boots), support for up to 250fps, and an item randomiser mode, as well as a host of new cheats like the ability to adjust Link’s fall damage.
The next release of the port, named Rachael Alfa, is now available on the team’s official Discord. The new features were unveiled via a video published on Thursday (embedded below).
Ship of Harkinian brought Zelda: Ocarina of Time to PC earlier this year with many new features such as HD graphics, ultra-widescreen resolution, keyboard support, modding support, force feedback and gyroscope aiming.
Xdrive05
Member
Wow. Never thought I'd get to play 240fps OoT but I just did it.
It looks weird, and awesome. I never realized the little "sprite flip" thing they do when an item drop comes out of grass that you cut. The sprite does an inverted flip a the top of the arc. You don't really notice it in the original 24fps version of the game, but with 10 times the framerate you see it clearly.
It looks weird, and awesome. I never realized the little "sprite flip" thing they do when an item drop comes out of grass that you cut. The sprite does an inverted flip a the top of the arc. You don't really notice it in the original 24fps version of the game, but with 10 times the framerate you see it clearly.
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