Download links:
https://filetransfer.io/data-package/1o0qtHfn#link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VhAdMBG3H1L9jXDoaVWhctZ9zBX3EEA3/view?usp=drivesdk
Links (heh) courtesy of a reddit hero
Another one, https://we.tl/t-PRYX7cP4Ar thanks to another reddit hero
How to play on linux: https://overkill.wtf/how-to-play-legend-of-zelda-links-awakening-dx-native-pc-port-on-steam-deck/
Unless it was updated from yesterday, it’s really cool and also kind of a let down. I like it and will finish it.
There’s no way to exit the game. That’s baffling.
The textures are nintendos. They are Not HD whatsoever. Each pallet is like 240 across.That’s basically the only bad things. There are soft shadows and some very faint light effects. Being able to zoom the camera is very very cool.
What I really like about it is everything still functions as rooms/screens. Enemies won’t leave their screen, but it works great. You would think it would janky. Somehow it keeps the charm of the game intact.
Also, full 360 movement with dpad and joystick.
Definitely worth it if you like the good Zelda games.
Checked out some threads about it and it seems to have a fair number of bugs. It’s still a ridiculous effort for, what I assume to have been, one person.
I haven’t paid for a Nintendo game in a decade and never will again. Easily the biggest scumbags in the game and there’s tough competition out there.
I’m going to play on Ryujinx even harder now you fucks.
Lol. I too will play on my steamdeck… even though i actually do own the switch remake which means I’m not technically pirating it
Piracy isn’t relevant here. This is a fan-created work of art, and free for anyone who wants to play it. Nothing was “stolen”, and Nintendo is, as always, being a bunch of corpo fucktards.
Something was stolen - they were giving out copies of Link’s Awakening, not just the enhancements they made but the game and art content of the original game, which is Nintendo’s IP so it is piracy (not to dispute the rest of what you’re saying necessarily though). Projects normally get around this by releasing the fan enhancements as a patch that can be applied to a ROM, shifting the piracy from the project to the end user.
Yes