xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@rasterman @Ace66062 @ChristiJunior There is already a native PC port of OOT, created by decompiling the original source code. No need to emulate it. You still need the ROM to extract the assets though.

https://github.com/oot-pc-port/oot-pc-port

There is also some enhanced fork of the PC port out there but apparently, it's hosted on Discord of all places.

@beardalaxy I really hate that Link design, though a Zelda in a modern-ish setting ala FFXV would be kind of cool.

@beardalaxy The original Phantasy Star games took place 1000 years apart (except for III and IV which took place in parallel of each other), as Dark Force appears every millennium.

@beardalaxy You do have the motorcycle in one of the DLCs (I never tried any of them). I would like to imagine that Hyrule had highways at some point before whatever the king of Hyrule was 10,000 years prior banished the Sheikah. But it was most likely the case that the motorcycle was an afterthought.

Bomb powered transportation doesn't seem out of the ordinary in the Zelda Universe. If you check in some corner in the Bomb Shop in Majora's Mask there is a note taking about a planned moon mission using a bomb powered rocket. Even though Termina is more technologically advanced than Hyrule and is in a separate world, you think at that point after 10,000+ years of bomb powered minecarts, you think Hyrule would do the same and would have already been a space-faring civilization by the time of BoTW.

@beardalaxy Yeah, the Adult Timeline doesn't make sense. Either the new Hyrule in Spirit Tracks also ends up in the same fate in BoTW or the Korok's have successfully did their duty on creating new land. In either case, the ruins in the game are NOT the same ruins from the other timelines.

Downfall Timeline doesn't make sense either. In that timeline, the Gorons left Hyrule to the lands in the Oracle games and the Zoras ended up becoming hostile River Zoras. I remember someone showing that if you flood the lower elevations of the BoTW map, it vaguely resembles the world map of Zelda II.

I also really don't get why it needs to take place 10,000 years after the previous games. That is a HUGE timeskip. I know it's all fantasy but having the same civilization, races, etc all in the same form for that long doesn't make sense to me. The Zoras and the Rito are the only ones that seem to change during that time.

@Indigo @shebang The COVID scam should've been a wake up call for those who still believe in the US vs China narrative.

@alex My dream game has been an idea in my head long before that.

@sjw What are you doing?