Here's the F-Zero X development cartridge which contains the Spaceworld 97 Zelda 64 data in the overdump. There doesn't appear to be much code or music, just graphics and maps. Zelda 64 data begins at 0x1000000 in hex.https://t.co/DsFpv5uVau pic.twitter.com/JUyOjGRP5w
— Forest of Illusion (@forestillusion) January 19, 2021
Entre os detalhes que circularam no Twitter, destaca-se uma série de medalhões mágicos que garantiriam várias habilidades especiais para Link, como a de dominar o fogo e a de se esconder em um manto de sombras. Um dos mais curiosos, o Soul Medallion, transformaria Link em Navi e permitiria que ele voasse:
And this is Huge -- the effect of the lost Magic Spells explained!!!!! pic.twitter.com/fnhoDZxU2c
— MrCheeze 🆒🆕 (@MrCheeze_) January 19, 2021
Incredible, we have our first playable map - kakariko village - from the Spaceworld 97 Zelda OoT discovery https://t.co/PHRa0LHGFC pic.twitter.com/qOcKI6VyMy
— Shane Battye 🎮 (@shanebattye) January 19, 2021
Em visão panorâmica:
E você se lembra do desafiador Water Temple? Confira o protótipo de sua arquitetura:Prototype Kakariko, now with textures! I love the simplicity of this map and these models. Graveyard entrance is off to the right there. https://t.co/P3aLWsVkK0 pic.twitter.com/Nlbwl9NQDh
— MrTalida (@MrTalida) January 19, 2021
The 1997 Zelda 64 prototype version of the Water Temple, courtesy of @CDi_Fails.
— MrTalida (@MrTalida) January 20, 2021
This is a beautiful dungeon in the final game, but in some ways, the architecture is even more beautiful in the prototype! pic.twitter.com/XD8jhOMxwT
Haven't seen anyone mention this yet, but the hover boots appear to have been the Pegasus Boots as many have long suspected! pic.twitter.com/aXifUfS2Fl
— zel. (@zel640) January 19, 2021