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It's a game, that really shows that games real purpose is and always should be joy.
It's a shame, that most modern games seem to forget it and only present a mixture of gore, pseudo coolness and gray HD graphics.
But it's a shame, that it's still kinda straight forward. I already found multiple little jokes and easter eggs, but the portal gun and the whole game has a lot more potential for free gameplay!
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I don't get it, why it's in the Xbox part of the board. General Handheld would make more sense.
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Just Cause 2 with my new UBER PC.
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The first impact already happened, read more about it on Benjamin Arnauds website:
You can make glZelda 2 a reality 18 April 2010Tags: glZelda, Zelda Classic, Zelda 3
Posted by Benjamin Arnaud
Dear Warriors,
Even though we focus on PC Gaming we're not ignoring the great console titles out there. I remember when I received Zelda Link's Awakening for Christmas. I was 12 or something. I spent the whole day playing it ignoring the very rest of my presents (mum please forgive me). I couldn't believe how they shrinked a full Zelda into such a small console. This is possibly my best Gamer Memory. It was a real quest, it was long, deep and engaging (yes yes you could steal items from the vendor's store).
A few of you might know the Zelda Classic project.
Zelda Classic is a tribute to (what we think is) the greatest video game of all time: Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda. It has been developed into an exact replica of the NES version that we all know and love. Beyond that, Zelda Classic allows the development of new quests that can use either the traditional graphics or enhanced graphics, as well as new enemies, items, and challenges.
http://www.zeldaclassic.com/what.php
With Zelda Classic, for the first time you had control over the Hyrule universe and you could shape up little adventures to share with your friends. When typing Zelda Classic on youtube you'll get a few examples of what was possible.
That's the same engine in both videos, as you can see if you take time to change the sprites and finely tune everything you almost get a Zelda 3 like result. The people behind that engine deserves Kudos, congratulations to them.
Five years ago, I put online a tech demo called glZelda. The objective was creating from the ground up a Zelda 3 engine. This SNES game is considered by many as the greatest Zelda of all time. More than forking the engine I wanted to add a few OpenGL touches. That's why I filtered every sprites with the hq3x compression. Inspired from Zelda Four Swords, I added a zooming feature. Last but not least I added the day and night cycle.
At this point I realized that one could make miracles with very simple sprites and a few modern effects. Also, the balance you get between technology and editing possibilities is interesting. You can read my article about Doom on that matter.
Surprisingly a lot of people tried it, a lot of people asked for the code, some people proposed their work. I wasn't ready for all this back then. It was a tech demo.
Many people thought it was what it wasn't: a full Zelda 3 port. glZelda was a tech demo. It’s not intended to make a full game with it. From this perspective the project is finished.
We're five years later and people are still asking news about glZelda. Recently someone named MasterPhW posted about it here.
So here we are folks.
You want a glZelda sequel? More than just a tech engine ? You want a Zelda 3 Classic ?
We can build the technology but we need the community.
It's time to show your support:
- Register the Warrior Labs community.
- Comment this blog post.
- Post your support in the glZelda board.
Zelda Fans, it's time to Unite.
Tell your friends. Spread the news !
More infos:
Support and suggestions
Contribution proposal
Warrior Labs
Twitter
Facebook
Benjamin Arnaud.
Hope to get some more nice response here, aswell.
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I don't see the point myself.
In a Zelda Editor with up to date technic? let me guess: you don't like videogames? Great videogames? O.o
the original can't be topped. there is no need for this. it's just gonna be crap made by the same losers who use gamemaker.
Okay, I can see your point, but I think there are a lot great ideas out there and probably someone, who never was interested in shit like gamemaker, will pick up "Zelda 3 Classic" and create a great game.
Who knows? We'll never know, when this project won't go live.
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I'd suggest to drop by ubuntuforums as well, there's a lot of passion and competence there for engine recreations (like tux0r's pokemon one).
Are there online ressources about the project that can be browsed?
Nope, sadly not.
Just the tech demo was released, no community picked it up or decided to create something stunning, sadly.
Till now. I see a lot potential in this project and posted at ubuntoforums as well. Thanks for this information, mate!
I think this is awesome and VERY interesting. I would love to see where this go's.Then write him a mail, mate!
I would totally play popular creations. As for support, the only thing I can offer are words of begging. PLEASE do it.Beg the author, not me. I'm just the advertise director, so to say. xD
In before Nintendo and its rabid lawyers jump in and force this project to shut down.Zelda Classic is still alive. For many, many, years! It's even a Wii port available!
I don't see the point myself.In a Zelda Editor with up to date technic? let me guess: you don't like videogames? Great videogames? O.o
I watched the video, why are the characters talking crazy talk?Because the author wanted to show, what's possible with his engine and show some humour.
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I really think, that an emulation related site, like 1Emu, is a proper place to advertise a project like glZelda(2) and I hope to get enough responses to show the project leader that a project like this is really appreciated.
But let me start from the beginning:
Most of you probably already know Zelda Classic, if not, you should really check it out, because it's a duty for every Retro, SNES and Zelda Fan to play it at least once.
It's an engine recreation, to play and recreate the complete feeling and gameplay of the The Legend of Zelda NES game without an emulator on your PC and enhance it with new quests or items.
Today it's an awesome editor with plenty of possibilities. You can create a completely new game and work with the original NES Sprites, but it also supports ALttP and the BS-SNES (and more!) sprites. But deep inside its core is still kinda old school, without enhanced gfx capilities and features.
More than 4 years ago Benjamin Arnaud created glZelda to show an engine with editor which was build with up-to-date technic and other fine features and it really was and still is stunning.
And the video presentation in HD with editor part for download: http://bunjeee.free.fr/Videos/glZelda.wmv
And I really mean stunning, because if you think about, that all this had been done 4 years ago, than it's just too nice ending up as a mere tech-demo.
As time goes by, the author already thought about a revive of the project and posted the following comment at his blog:
I'm not sure yet to code a glZelda 2.But if I do, it'll use Qt / C++ / Opengl. to get the best of UI and Rendering worlds. And it might have an online feature.
Online features!! Yeah, but till the end of 2009 it was quietly and the project was dead before it really started.
But 11/30/2009 the author came back and created a thread in the Zelda Classics board:
Greetings,Two years ago I posted about a little project I had.
This was mostly a tech demo, demonstrating how could Zelda3 run using modern GPUs.
You can find details and get it here :
http://92.243.3.104/blog/?page_id=3
Having spent myself glorious hours on the GameBoy version of Zelda a Link to the past, I suspected people would warmly welcome it.
Surprisingly a lot of people tried it, a lot of people asked for the code, some people proposed their work. I wasn't ready for all this back then. It was a tech demo.
We're in 2009 now, I feel this project is incomplete.
I have two questions for you:
Are you interested in a Zelda 3 Classic ?
Would you contribute to such project ?
Benjamin Arnaud.
Sadly, the project got nearly ignored and only a few answered.
So I decided to write him via email, here's the conversationlog for you:
Any new news regarding an upcoming glZelda release?You announced it at the Zelda Classic board, but sadly never answered in the forum or replied my pn.
I already knew a few people, that are interested in creating a project with your tool.
Dear MasterPhW,glZelda was a tech demo. It’s not intended to make a full game with it. As far as I’m concerned glZelda project is over.
That said,
Few month ago I asked at Zelda Classic board if anyone was interested by a Zelda 3 classic.
So far I didn’t get enough answers to get me running on this.
If many people are interested helping out on a new Zelda project, just let them mail me at bunjeee@gmail.com.
If enough people show support I might consider investing time on this.
We have the technology, now we need the community.
All in all, it would be cool to do it, but together.
Benjamin Arnaud.
Now you can see, there's still legitimate interest by the creator of glZelda, but he really want to see, that there is a community which is interested and would show support for him and his tool.
If you are interested in this project and would like to see a Zelda 3 Classic engine with modern gfx support, write an email to bunjeee@gmail.com, reply here and tell your friends about this project!
I'll post these information on other boards and try to spread the interest all over the net, but I will still need your support! Talk about it on Facebook, Youtube or Twitter and help me to advertise this great project!
But most important: write him a mail!
Thanks
MasterPhW
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Yeah... a proper release will be available in XX years...
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I'll be getting into N64 emulation at some point, is that the version that you need to be a contributor to get then?
You will get the beta releases of PJ64 as a "thank you" for donation, the alpha releases (like on this picture) are for contributors (bug finders, other contribution and sometimes even if you ask to... ).
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I need to update my "how I look into the head of some people and how I really do"-profile aswell, with my summer hairs (1mm):
This time without my girls...
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In the long time betwen the first release and no new news to M.U.G.E.N. a lot mods and great projects for this interesting Engine appeared and now a few months after the 1.0 RC releases nobody cares anymore... What's wrong?
Is this part of the board dead?
Are there any new projects?
I'm still waiting for Card Saga Wars, even I never used M.U.G.E.N. before.
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Just to let you know, that there's still some action going on.
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I should relive this thread:
to much talk, to less photos.
With a few comrades in the HofBräuHaus. Im on the left side
No tits (gurls) this time.
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I never got into MUGEN, but it's nice to see a new version appear.
I would like it mire, to see it going open source to get it portet to different consoles, but I don't think it will happen.
But I wouldn't have thought, that a new version will appear, so we will see.
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Really great one, thx for sharing it!
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A nice theory you have there.
I think most emulator authos will prefer the first method, because the second one is more a cracker style of working with things than a proper emulation/reverse engeneering stlye. I would always prefer to try to emulate the whole hardware with all the problems, the proper bios emulatioin and all its little problems.
That's why SCUMM uses a VM design aswell instead of some cracks to made it compatible on actual hardware.
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I can really recommend FBA for a great Arcade experience, with great config possibility and an easy to master starting curve.
MAME lacks hardware acceleration. but support a lot more stuff and the CPS3-emu is only otimized for CPS3.
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1emu had a lot more "fights" in the time before you registered, I just remembered the days JKKDark was here, spammed like hell and get on everybodys nerves.
Sometimes we are all in a bad mood, but that doesn't mean, we don't want to discuss or allow the opionion of another guy/gal.
If you want to quit, do so. It's aöways sad to see someone quits.
But don't forget, the guys you like, will be here in 6 or 9 months aswell, so you probably cooled down and come back.
And then, I can say, I told you so.
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hmm... the video has been switched to private.
I wonder why they did that.
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Best 3D Castlevania is still the 2nd installement on the N64. I own the PS2/Xbox ones, but they don't feel and play that good.
They new game will be a dissappointment I already can smell it. Kojima has a great taste with his MGS series, but this game wasn't planned as an Castlevania for the first 40% of it's development, so why does you guys still have some random hopes about it? It will good ratings, because it's HD and it has Kojima as a developer, but it will be overrated crap.
Believe.
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100% agree to The-Ice-Man!
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Great Kollektion! Looking awesome and some value you have there.
Funny sign.
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Best console ever.
Believe it or leave.
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We ♥ u all Ryan!
Hope you got my birthday wishes!
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