Lets see 3rd and 4th quest just came out. www.romhacking.net/hacks/6063/ www.romhacking.net/hacks/5028/ a new light, www.romhacking.net/hacks/3261/ the awakening of onyx
i have all of The3Dude's rom hacks in my collection and i look forward to seeing what else he comes up with in the future, also idk who has a prob with Legend of Link, but i am all for that hack, because it OOZES effort and to me that matters more than anything in the world.
Me over here just replaying the OG game every couple years wishing and not knowing about rom hacks… and now discovering this world and your video?? Insane man, I’m so excited. Thanks for the enlightenment holy shit.
I once played a Rom hack for Ninja Gaiden that turned Ryu into Deadpool... That was awesome. Another one I played that was pretty good was one for Goldeneye 64 called Rickrolleye 64 basically turns the entire game into a meme haha.
The3Dude hey man, thank you so much for stopping by, I really respect your work. You are probably the most prolific rom hacker when it comes to the Legend of Zelda. You are the man.
@@DenverGamer Thank you, I'm glad to see people enjoying my work. I do have an advantage though. Since I'm in highschool still, I have more time than other hackers. But, I always try to outdo my last hack. So "Perils of Darkness" will be amazing! Thank you for including my hacks on your list.
@@gameplaybr1746 Glad you enjoy it! I actually just finished a graphics update for Link's Shadow. The mods should accept it soon and it'll then be on the site.
I wanna play Legend of Link...so if you see me upload I have you to thank and shout out to because I've never heard of some of these and that one is one of them! Great video my friend!
I've got 2 of these on real nes carts. The legend of link has an amazing amount of extra chips and wiring inside...wow. too bad about its need to mess about with that lantern so much ...
Good to see Denver Gamer posting new content! Welcome back! Hey did you know Nintendo released a remake of the original LoZ on Super Famicom? You play as Zelda (like the hack you mention in the video) but all the graphics got a 16-bit makeover. I haven't played it through yet, but it's on my list. Awesome vid! Can't wait to try Legend of Iowa. Lol
I did a little more research, and what I have is called the "BS" (broadcast satellite) version of Zelda. It's very interesting. BS Zelda was a 16-bit remake of the original NES Legend of Zelda. BS Zelda was only available in 1995 in Japan via a satellite system that connected to the Super Famicom. The game was broadcasted on Sundays from around 6 to 7pm, along with a TV show which gave info on the game and other Nintendo related things. Unfortunately, players were only given a set number of hours to play, over the course of four weeks (which is why the game stops after 57 minutes). Because this game was used to launch the BS-X system, Link (the original lead character) has been replaced by the mascots for the BS system (that is, unless you use a patch to play as him or Zelda). The game was broadcasted twice, Map 1 (also known as "Third Quest") and Map 2 (known as "Fourth Quest"). Maps 1 & 2 can be compared with LoZ "Second Quest," on the Nes, which has different dungeons and overworld but same gameplay after the first quest was completed. Isn't that interesting? I never heard of a satellite service for the Super Famicom. Apparently I have a patched version of the Third and Fourth Quest roms, which are not only translated, but the timer is disabled. I don't know where I got these roms, must have been in a pack during my Wii mod searches. I don't know how easy they are to find, but I'm happy to send them to you if you'd like.
JoKoKilla man, I commend you for your due diligence, this is totally something that should be shown to fans in the next video brother! Hit me up on Instagram or Twitter brother
I commend YOU Denver Gamer! This is all thanks to you bro! No joke. Because of your instructional vids, I learned how to mod my Wii, which at some point propelled me to find the rom pack that contained the 3rd & 4th translated BS Zelda quests. I've been sitting on these roms for a few months (as I now have thousands of other great games to explore), but because of this Zelda hack video, I felt inspired to try the 3rd quest and look into its origins. How cool would it have been to experience that satellite feature on the SNES? Perhaps BS-X was the true precursor to online gaming? Anyway, this has all been a domino effect which has come full circle, so props to you! This is the fruit of your labor! lol. I love my modded Wii. BTW, I beat the 3rd quest this evening which took about 2.5hrs. The overworld and dungeons are smaller. To be fair, it's less of a remake, and more like a condensed 16bit port of the NES classic. It's actually smaller than the Gameboy Zelda games (as I remember them). Easy, but fun. I don't do too much Twitter anymore, but I'll hit you up on IG. Cheers brother!
hi denver! cool video and i really like the effect when you switch to a new game. may i ask you what program you used and what is the name of that transition effect? thanks
What is that tune that plays at the very first (While you talk and Nes Zelda plays in the background) It really speaks to me Update: Oh there it says lol
I think so for most, but sometimes different ones simply won't work depending on the emulator. You should probably try FCEUGX first, then some others like Nestopia (RetroArch Wii), QuickNES (RetroArch Wii), and maybe even WiiMednafen (based on FCE Ultra core).
@@DenverGamer You're stuck on a small grid, it's not the worst but also with the lack of 8 direction movement(which ik was common back then)it just feels a little clunky to move around especially with tough enemies
What other Legend of Zelda romhacks do you know about?
www.romhacking.net/hacks/5455/
It is released!
Lets see 3rd and 4th quest just came out. www.romhacking.net/hacks/6063/
www.romhacking.net/hacks/5028/ a new light,
www.romhacking.net/hacks/3261/ the awakening of onyx
@@hdofu Awesome!
i have all of The3Dude's rom hacks in my collection and i look forward to seeing what else he comes up with in the future, also idk who has a prob with Legend of Link, but i am all for that hack, because it OOZES effort and to me that matters more than anything in the world.
Hard to Believe that the NES can Dish out such awesome Graphics.
Me over here just replaying the OG game every couple years wishing and not knowing about rom hacks… and now discovering this world and your video?? Insane man, I’m so excited. Thanks for the enlightenment holy shit.
Oh buddy, there is some more stuff out there. I need to cover more
I once played a Rom hack for Ninja Gaiden that turned Ryu into Deadpool... That was awesome. Another one I played that was pretty good was one for Goldeneye 64 called Rickrolleye 64 basically turns the entire game into a meme haha.
Great vid, just subbed! And yes I am still working on the new Zelda 1 hack. This might be my final hack of Zelda 1. So I'm going all out.
The3Dude hey man, thank you so much for stopping by, I really respect your work. You are probably the most prolific rom hacker when it comes to the Legend of Zelda. You are the man.
@@DenverGamer Thank you, I'm glad to see people enjoying my work. I do have an advantage though. Since I'm in highschool still, I have more time than other hackers. But, I always try to outdo my last hack. So "Perils of Darkness" will be amazing! Thank you for including my hacks on your list.
The3Dude Dang, you are still in high school? Well you are kicking ass
i love links shadow rom hack ! thanx!
@@gameplaybr1746 Glad you enjoy it! I actually just finished a graphics update for Link's Shadow. The mods should accept it soon and it'll then be on the site.
Are u sure the good 'ol nes won't over heat and explode with these enchanced graphics?
My fav ROM hack for Z1 so far is Ancient Dungeon that came out a long while after this video!
South Park Zelda...man, I feel old now. And upset as I could never figure it out.
I wanna play Legend of Link...so if you see me upload I have you to thank and shout out to because I've never heard of some of these and that one is one of them! Great video my friend!
It's worth a playthrough
I've got 2 of these on real nes carts. The legend of link has an amazing amount of extra chips and wiring inside...wow. too bad about its need to mess about with that lantern so much ...
Cool! I'm going to look for some of these.
Love the Intro man. Great video.
Hank Thanks Hank!!
Is there a planned follow up to this video for newer hacks? I'm curious how you feel about hellwalker.
Good to see Denver Gamer posting new content! Welcome back!
Hey did you know Nintendo released a remake of the original LoZ on Super Famicom? You play as Zelda (like the hack you mention in the video) but all the graphics got a 16-bit makeover. I haven't played it through yet, but it's on my list.
Awesome vid! Can't wait to try Legend of Iowa. Lol
Perfect for a second video! Especially if I can find a translation
I did a little more research, and what I have is called the "BS" (broadcast satellite) version of Zelda. It's very interesting. BS Zelda was a 16-bit remake of the original NES Legend of Zelda. BS Zelda was only available in 1995 in Japan via a satellite system that connected to the Super Famicom. The game was broadcasted on Sundays from around 6 to 7pm, along with a TV show which gave info on the game and other Nintendo related things. Unfortunately, players were only given a set number of hours to play, over the course of four weeks (which is why the game stops after 57 minutes). Because this game was used to launch the BS-X system, Link (the original lead character) has been replaced by the mascots for the BS system (that is, unless you use a patch to play as him or Zelda). The game was broadcasted twice, Map 1 (also known as "Third Quest") and Map 2 (known as "Fourth Quest"). Maps 1 & 2 can be compared with LoZ "Second Quest," on the Nes, which has different dungeons and overworld but same gameplay after the first quest was completed. Isn't that interesting? I never heard of a satellite service for the Super Famicom. Apparently I have a patched version of the Third and Fourth Quest roms, which are not only translated, but the timer is disabled. I don't know where I got these roms, must have been in a pack during my Wii mod searches. I don't know how easy they are to find, but I'm happy to send them to you if you'd like.
JoKoKilla man, I commend you for your due diligence, this is totally something that should be shown to fans in the next video brother! Hit me up on Instagram or Twitter brother
I commend YOU Denver Gamer! This is all thanks to you bro! No joke. Because of your instructional vids, I learned how to mod my Wii, which at some point propelled me to find the rom pack that contained the 3rd & 4th translated BS Zelda quests. I've been sitting on these roms for a few months (as I now have thousands of other great games to explore), but because of this Zelda hack video, I felt inspired to try the 3rd quest and look into its origins. How cool would it have been to experience that satellite feature on the SNES? Perhaps BS-X was the true precursor to online gaming? Anyway, this has all been a domino effect which has come full circle, so props to you! This is the fruit of your labor! lol. I love my modded Wii. BTW, I beat the 3rd quest this evening which took about 2.5hrs. The overworld and dungeons are smaller. To be fair, it's less of a remake, and more like a condensed 16bit port of the NES classic. It's actually smaller than the Gameboy Zelda games (as I remember them). Easy, but fun.
I don't do too much Twitter anymore, but I'll hit you up on IG. Cheers brother!
JoKoKilla I'm glad you're enjoying your modded Wii bro. I really appreciate the compliments my friend thank you for watching
hi denver! cool video and i really like the effect when you switch to a new game. may i ask you what program you used and what is the name of that transition effect? thanks
The Banjo one looks cool!
Whaddup Vanderhoef!
What about Spiritual Warfare?! That should be on this list for sure!!!!!
Is it a romhack of The Legend of Zelda or another game
Try Legend Of Doom WAD.
No.....way.....if this is what I think it is.......I'm stoked
Out of context but how do you get retro games affordable by retro I mean nes to Wii thanks ahead of time.
#raspberrypi
What is that tune that plays at the very first (While you talk and Nes Zelda plays in the background) It really speaks to me
Update: Oh there it says lol
Outlands is kinda weird looking to me. How does a modern rom hack have worse graphics?
Fantastic video! earned a sub from me, can't wait to see what else you put out!
Can I run these hacks on a hacked wii? Runs off of homebrew
I think so for most, but sometimes different ones simply won't work depending on the emulator. You should probably try FCEUGX first, then some others like Nestopia (RetroArch Wii), QuickNES (RetroArch Wii), and maybe even WiiMednafen (based on FCE Ultra core).
@@DenverGamer nice, I have FCEUGX, I couldn't remember the name as I'm not in front of my wii right now. Thanx for the fast response
Where do I find these?
Maybe you can try to search on Google: Zelda ROM Hacks?
Really liked the video, but I literally laughed out loud after you said that first sentence
If not top 10, definitely top 20 games of all time. One of the forerunners of action rpg's and open world games! Still fun to play too!
@@DenverGamer The thing that really hurts it for me are those controls, it's truly a product of it's time
@@dbgr9875 Really? All good man, everybody is entitled to their opinion. But what's not to like about the controls?
@@dbgr9875 And thank you so much for watching my friend
@@DenverGamer You're stuck on a small grid, it's not the worst but also with the lack of 8 direction movement(which ik was common back then)it just feels a little clunky to move around especially with tough enemies
Its not a rom hack if its made in gamemaker. just sayin.
@@gurratheman949 None of these are made in gamemaker
@@DenverGamer ah! my mistake. thanks for reply :)
all of them look absolute crap
@@filevans ok edge lord, calm down. Lol