This looks like the kind of dilated version of the Kokiri Forest that you might encounter in a childhood dream after spending hours playing OoT the previous day.
actually you can see the deku tree in the released version too but its just the shadow and you cant really appreciate it clearly. if you have the game look it up
This makes me feel like I'm playing Oot again for the first time. And now we can finally see these elusive maps we've only seen in blurry screenshots before. This is an exciting time for beta lovers.
@Wodan Redivivus yeah, it's actually really interesting c: can't help but wonder what the whole story was there, haha Or if it was just all for the puns, cuz y'know, nintendo
I'm not sure how serious you are, but could very well just be part of how it was extracted and imported. Not necessarily something part of how it was in the beta.
I can't believe we are finally getting to see all this for ourselves. Its so incredible seeing it - had no idea the forest was meant to be so big originally but I absolutely love it.
If the forest was going to be enormous, then I wonder how huge Hyrule was going to be. Of course the game was going to be for the Disc Drive so seeing this makes me feel the "Power of the DD"
I'm so happy about these leaks. As a youngin' I was OBSESSED with getting to see a better look at beta OoT... I thought the beta quest actually meant you could play the real beta and was very sad when I found out that wasn't the case :(
1:11 When you need to retrieve a mushroom in the final game, I wonder if the intent was to come back and pluck it from here. Otherwise...I agree, the staging of the deku tree makes it much more majestic or epic. Imagine, the first time truly getting into a 3D game...and you're greeted with that gigantic tree in the distance?
Kinda creepy This version of a place we are so familiar with That is huge and we werent supposed to see it Exploring it feels like something creepy might appear from the fog
Such an amazing time to be alive as an N64 fan and Beta/Prototype enthusiast, seeing the elements that only a handful of developers were ever meant to see. Gives such wildly different and surreal perspectives on otherwise familiar childhood experiences.
If we do i bet that puzzles from those dungeons will have been reused in other games. Its already confirmed that the Skulltula houses in MM were made for the DD expansion.
@@idiotlyuseful Yeah I always thought it was weird when you get to the forest trials in Gannons tower and there's wind stuff that's never been used before. Do you think Gannons Tower was created earlier or maybe they reused stuff from the wind temple?
Awesome! What I like the most is that you're not grandstanding about how the way the leak happened was "awful", just presenting the info. Thanks for not being smug like GameXplain. Respect this channel and what you guys do
My take is that it is what it is. Do I wish Nintendo released this stuff themselves? Yep! Would they ever do that? Nope. If they don't care enough about their own history, then other people will discover a way to find it
In the end for the type of game OoT turned out to be i think the move to make more "realistic" textures and color schemes was the right move but the alpha colors do have that classic zelda charm to it
@@bannie6151 Its more cartoony than fantasy, wouldn't fit with the darker tones especially in the adult environments in the final game, in my opinion. I still think it looks good in its own way i just can't imagine oot looking like anything other than it is now i guess, we got a more dynamic color scheme in mm and later zelda games doe thankfully not counting twilight princess because that game visually wise has not aged well
I don't think they would have been all that larger, perhaps just different layouts. It would have been incredible if they got the Disk Drive to work and we got a Gerudo Valley and Haunted Wasteland the size of Hyrule Field! In real life deserts are massive! Hopefully we'll find out soon! This data mine leak is phenomenal!
The castle town was and still is the center point, and it shows how bigger it might’ve been. the beta did also show these places being much larger than retail. But if someone were to leak disc drive content everyone would lose it
@@eyesoverheaven1438 Yeah, Beta Kokiri Forest looks almost as big as Ordon Village from Twilight Princess. Oh man! I hope Disk Drive content gets leaked! Imagine seeing some places meant for Ura Zelda.
Wasn't the game originally meant for 64DD and at some point they had to scrap a lot of stuff for it to fit on cart ? Imagine what the game would be like in its full intent form...wow
This is amazing, and would have been a lasting setting in the fandom community. So big, makes so much sense. And by god did it have space for special stuff like magic beans and such.
Yeah and honestly, on shitty cables connected to a potentially shitty, tiny CRT, for a first-time 3D games player, this would've possibly been too easy to get frustratingly lost in. The Kokiri Forest is supposed to be a playground to teach you how to control link within a 3D space and this might just be too daunting a jump from 2D to 3D.
@@Pandsu That and I'm also imagining that if this had been the final design and was further dressed up with more 3D assets, the density of it all would probably tank the already low frame rate of the game.
Seeing all this beta stuff makes me cry. OOT is my fav game of all time. 1st game I completed as a kid. Amazing the work put in. Love the videos from you guys.
Really glad you mentioned the impact of the first time entering Hyrule Field had on you when first playing. I have to agree that its impact was profound and it's that moment that I fell in love with video games forever. Truly a magic moment and wonderful memory to have. I was probably about 7-8 years old at the time.
I haven't even played Majora's Mask or Ocarina of Time but I am hooked on these beta videos you're releasing! Definitely keep them up if you can! -Matt
Definitelty worth playing OoT (Then of course, MM). I actually remembered thinking OoT was very boring in the Kokiri village when I first played it. Once I got into the Deku Tree I began to see how fun this game could be. From there it just got better and now it stands as an all time favourite.
Shigeru Miyamoto had a lot planned for this title, but with the failure of the N64DD a lot needed to be compressed and changed. This Beta proves this even more now.
A fun difference with this Deku Tree is that you can actually get behind him, unlike in the final game! His area probably had more going for it originally.
I pretty much loved it. Is very emotive to see the early stages of our all time favorite games. I hope the Nintendo Ninjas don't come after you and take down any of your content. Keep the good work up. Regards
Nintendo should just release a switch game that is just packed with alpha and beta builds of n64 and older games with the ability to play them as well as pack it with a bunch of unseen concept art, unreleased/unused music tracks and so on. Id buy it.
I would have preferred the village to be as big as this. My 9 year old self would have loved it, hell, my old ass now would love it. Maybe we'll see it in a hack someday~
I think I prefer this, it feels empty but that's for a good reason obviously if someone were to add the kokiri npcs and other stuff it would feel more complete, makes more sense to me than having such a little village anyone could access. Also the Deku Tree looks much better.
@@ourevilone considering they live in a forest you would expect more. I thing the main thing isn't about how big the place should be, more so how obviously obvious the place is, if we go with the game literally anyone could enter the place at will, which is kinda silly considering the concept of the Kokiris.
This version of the forest was probably to big for the N64s RAM without data streaming, which wasn't that much of a thing back then. Imagine all the characters running while you can just walk up to the Deku Tree without a load screen.
This is really cool! However, I think the idea that this sprawling layout was ever considered to be the final design of Kokiri Forest is a bit misunderstood. More than likely, things were spread out for the sake of the developers, i.e. each individual chunk of the forest could be modified freely - expanded, shrunk, add more elements, etc. - without having to worry about expanding into a neighboring piece of the forest, then having to take the time to move it out of the way, reposition, realign, etc. Then when all chunks were fully developed, they were brought together in one simultaneous move for the release. Just an educated guess
I like to think that they downsized it because if this is what the first village is like, then imagine how big they'd have to make somewhere like Hyrule Castle Town.
I'd really like to see if any GCN-era files will come out of this leak. Of the beta information I pored over as a kid, Mario Sunshine and Luigi's Mansion were at the top of my list. It'd be great to see some of the early Spaceworld/CES/E3 demos finally get dumped.
As soon as I am able to play the original Beta Zelda 64 hyrule town (circa late 96 shoshinki era) then i'll be a very happy chap. And by beta i mean literally the original build; hopefully very well hidden away in the recent Nintendo leak files!
I can see why this was scrapped. Having a starting area this massive in early 3D; let alone a starting area that rivals the overworld in size, would have been very intimidating for the time. Not to mention this version of Kokiri Forest seems like it wouldn't have encouraged experimentation with the game's mechanics as much.
I remember seeing this version of kokiri forest on a demonstration N64 at a toy store near my house around OoT launch date (I guess). The only thing I remember is this massive field with grass and those flying "sprites" that form when you idle in kokiri forest. Made me think if this area wasn't like, made as a demo version to showcase the graphics and 3d without sending the retailers the full game and risking piracy. I actually remember the fog to be much much denser though. Anyone has any memories of something like this ?
when I was a kid and saw people playing mario, pokemon, smash bros, link/zelda games, almost none of them were zelda/link type games and I had been to friends houses where they had anything else, like pokemon stadium, hey you pikachu, mario 64, mario kart, but I didn't see banjo tooi or kazooi, zelda 64 almost at all as a kid in any of my friends or families possessions, when Toys R Us received gameboys as one of Nintendo's things they were releasing in the US like where I was being New York state if not the city, I was someone who a few times in a week was driven over to Toys R Us to see the games, toys and when the Gameboys were released on day 1 or at least in 2 days, at least every single gameboy was bought before I could even get one myself lmfaooo, I was also almost unlucky where I was hoping to buy a pokemon game for my nintendo ds or perhaps my 3ds which ever it was, and I noticed that a guy at Target which was one of the workers saw me like sheesh, this is the last copy of some pokemon game and I can't buy it because its supposed to be there at least until its the very last one the store has atm because they need one of each game all the time to show which retail game is being presented in the cases, and though he felt bad for me and still gave me the last one which although would've been the one to show off for retail, I was like oh thank you god lmfao, and I used action replay codes with almost all of my Nintendo games, not simply because I wanted to cheat, I wanted to experiment game features, beta levels and such and my friends hated that, I was like why hate what you wont be technically allowed to see unless your at a Nintendo unveiling/showcasing/releasing game product type trailer/show place their presenting something at? these times are very rare to be in and as well as Nintendo has may more then 100 million kids that own a lot of their games as well as a lot of adults as well, so to say I shouldn't cheat in the games was under estimated for what I was truly trying to do and that only was to see what you'd never be allowed to see thanks to Nintendo's game support type measures which blocks the ability to see certain game elements, features, logos, icons, items lmfao.
Even to this day I'm wondering how do they make those pretty colorfully FOGGY environments. Seem so characteristic for various N64 beta projects and released games. Any Ideas? Do you find them beautiful or creppy?
This looks like the kind of dilated version of the Kokiri Forest that you might encounter in a childhood dream after spending hours playing OoT the previous day.
Damn you are right. O.O
:)
It is.
I was thinking it but you said it
This is so relatable that I can almost feel it physically.
the Deku Tree overshadowing everything is a great touch that sadly got lost.
actually you can see the deku tree in the released version too but its just the shadow and you cant really appreciate it clearly. if you have the game look it up
True
This makes me feel like I'm playing Oot again for the first time. And now we can finally see these elusive maps we've only seen in blurry screenshots before. This is an exciting time for beta lovers.
to be able to see them in HD and having Link being moved around differently than in the old videos and screenshots feels really weird.
This is the real E3 we were waiting all along
Hell yeah!
- Tree that is a Good caregiver to the Kokiri, often refereed to their caring father
> OMINOUS PRESENCE.
Haha. True. But you don’t know that till you talk to him. He’s a bit intimidating at first. Especially with that “ominous presence”. Lol
The Great Deku Tree is a big daddy :)
The sign with the axe on it is a cute touch! Kokiri is a name for a type of axe in Japanese, so it's neat to actually see the pun referenced visually
_The More You Know_
@@Josuh :3
@Wodan Redivivus *_haha sword go cling cling chang_*
@Wodan Redivivus it's actually funny, the saw you get during the biggoron sidequest is stylistically VERY similar :3
@Wodan Redivivus yeah, it's actually really interesting c: can't help but wonder what the whole story was there, haha
Or if it was just all for the puns, cuz y'know, nintendo
Fun fact, there's a small comic about OoT and kokiri forest actually looks a lot more spread out, almost like this beta
"Small" comic? do you actually mean the japanese manga?
@@darklordyianni4463 Let's not get on a high horse here, it's not a very good manga, not a hill to die on.
Yeah, I've got the 1st issue
@@MarbleThumbs not my point, but whatever.
Most adaptations of games tend to portray locations as bigger, since they aren't as restricted by hardware or budget.
According to Link's footsteps, the ground is made of wood, apparently.
I'm not sure how serious you are, but could very well just be part of how it was extracted and imported. Not necessarily something part of how it was in the beta.
@@Newbyte Oh, not very serious at all. I simply found it humorous.
Seems legit
I can't believe we are finally getting to see all this for ourselves. Its so incredible seeing it - had no idea the forest was meant to be so big originally but I absolutely love it.
If the forest was going to be enormous, then I wonder how huge Hyrule was going to be. Of course the game was going to be for the Disc Drive so seeing this makes me feel the "Power of the DD"
I'm so happy about these leaks. As a youngin' I was OBSESSED with getting to see a better look at beta OoT... I thought the beta quest actually meant you could play the real beta and was very sad when I found out that wasn't the case :(
Same, i'm fucking jizzing myself the more these types of videos comes out
1:11 When you need to retrieve a mushroom in the final game, I wonder if the intent was to come back and pluck it from here. Otherwise...I agree, the staging of the deku tree makes it much more majestic or epic. Imagine, the first time truly getting into a 3D game...and you're greeted with that gigantic tree in the distance?
Kinda creepy
This version of a place we are so familiar with
That is huge and we werent supposed to see it
Exploring it feels like something creepy might appear from the fog
Love having him in the background. After adding more polygons to the village, the hardware probably couldn't handle it all in one zone.
Such an amazing time to be alive as an N64 fan and Beta/Prototype enthusiast, seeing the elements that only a handful of developers were ever meant to see. Gives such wildly different and surreal perspectives on otherwise familiar childhood experiences.
I'd love to see the wind and ice temples (if they exist at all)
If we do i bet that puzzles from those dungeons will have been reused in other games. Its already confirmed that the Skulltula houses in MM were made for the DD expansion.
@@BananaMana69 Yea, I know. I just want to see their atmospheres and motifs.
What they created for the ice temple was recycled and used in the Ice Cavern
I'm aware, but I'm sure that whatever they had planned would have felt different.
@@idiotlyuseful Yeah I always thought it was weird when you get to the forest trials in Gannons tower and there's wind stuff that's never been used before. Do you think Gannons Tower was created earlier or maybe they reused stuff from the wind temple?
Awesome! What I like the most is that you're not grandstanding about how the way the leak happened was "awful", just presenting the info. Thanks for not being smug like GameXplain. Respect this channel and what you guys do
My take is that it is what it is. Do I wish Nintendo released this stuff themselves? Yep! Would they ever do that? Nope. If they don't care enough about their own history, then other people will discover a way to find it
After a really rough sleep, this was really nice to wake up to. Thanks a lot Tony, I'm in love with your work!
3:50 Wow, I kinda wish OoT ended up being that colorful.
Yes it could have used the mushrooms aswell lol
In the end for the type of game OoT turned out to be i think the move to make more "realistic" textures and color schemes was the right move but the alpha colors do have that classic zelda charm to it
I don’t know why they removed it it better fits the fantasy themed
@@bannie6151 Its more cartoony than fantasy, wouldn't fit with the darker tones especially in the adult environments in the final game, in my opinion. I still think it looks good in its own way i just can't imagine oot looking like anything other than it is now i guess, we got a more dynamic color scheme in mm and later zelda games doe thankfully not counting twilight princess because that game visually wise has not aged well
Expert _beaner Maybe in the adult timeline The textures could’ve been more realistic in the child timeline things could’ve been more cartoony
you are on the money with these vids, keep em comin!
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I love that by the time I catch up on the most recent batch of videos on new discoveries, there are new ones already popping up!
If kokiri forest was that big just imagine hyrule field or the desert.
I don't think they would have been all that larger, perhaps just different layouts. It would have been incredible if they got the Disk Drive to work and we got a Gerudo Valley and Haunted Wasteland the size of Hyrule Field! In real life deserts are massive!
Hopefully we'll find out soon! This data mine leak is phenomenal!
Mystic Knight yesss
The castle town was and still is the center point, and it shows how bigger it might’ve been. the beta did also show these places being much larger than retail. But if someone were to leak disc drive content everyone would lose it
@@eyesoverheaven1438 Yeah, Beta Kokiri Forest looks almost as big as Ordon Village from Twilight Princess.
Oh man! I hope Disk Drive content gets leaked! Imagine seeing some places meant for Ura Zelda.
Wasn't the game originally meant for 64DD and at some point they had to scrap a lot of stuff for it to fit on cart ? Imagine what the game would be like in its full intent form...wow
This is amazing, and would have been a lasting setting in the fandom community. So big, makes so much sense. And by god did it have space for special stuff like magic beans and such.
Kokiri Forest felt like Kokiri City. This definitely would have made the town felt like a HUGE bustling city. Here's hoping we get more leaks!
This just keeps getting better and better.
Really cool to watch previous developed project, I understand why they changed it, so much space, how to filled the rest
Honestly it was unnecesarily big, a really empty map so I'm gonna go with the final version for this one.
Yeah and honestly, on shitty cables connected to a potentially shitty, tiny CRT, for a first-time 3D games player, this would've possibly been too easy to get frustratingly lost in. The Kokiri Forest is supposed to be a playground to teach you how to control link within a 3D space and this might just be too daunting a jump from 2D to 3D.
Or its not finish
@@Pandsu That and I'm also imagining that if this had been the final design and was further dressed up with more 3D assets, the density of it all would probably tank the already low frame rate of the game.
@@robintst Oh yeah, that too. I didn't even consider that somehow.
I prefer the beta version it’s unnecessarily big like how A village made by kids Would look
Seeing all this beta stuff makes me cry. OOT is my fav game of all time. 1st game I completed as a kid. Amazing the work put in. Love the videos from you guys.
Just wow... I kind of felt in a new adventure inside oot!
Really glad you mentioned the impact of the first time entering Hyrule Field had on you when first playing. I have to agree that its impact was profound and it's that moment that I fell in love with video games forever. Truly a magic moment and wonderful memory to have. I was probably about 7-8 years old at the time.
Never thought of the Deku Tree as being ominous lol. Great video tho, thanks for showing man.
Game Sack brought me here and I'm not complaining 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 thank you for these amazing Zelda videos
Glad you enjoyed! 😀
This is amazing! Btw z64me wasn't the only one who restored this map, the team has been collaborating for all this.
For sure! I know a few individuals who separately made this map. Z64me was the one who sent it to me though and the first I personally saw.
@@hard4games Yeah, but he was the one to compile it mostly. Hopefully I have some time this week to go through some files.
The purple sky in the trailer looks beautiful, is there a way to replicate that today?
Great video! Can’t wait to see more Zelda games!
thank you so much for covering these as they come out!!
I haven't even played Majora's Mask or Ocarina of Time but I am hooked on these beta videos you're releasing! Definitely keep them up if you can! -Matt
I definitely recommend you play them lol Specially Majora for the story
Just a tip, play Ocarina of Time first, as Majora's Mask is the sequel.
Definitelty worth playing OoT (Then of course, MM). I actually remembered thinking OoT was very boring in the Kokiri village when I first played it. Once I got into the Deku Tree I began to see how fun this game could be. From there it just got better and now it stands as an all time favourite.
You've been busy! Thanks for the work and frequent updates on this gold mine of a leak
Shigeru Miyamoto had a lot planned for this title, but with the failure of the N64DD a lot needed to be compressed and changed. This Beta proves this even more now.
I'm about to replay OOT for the first time in a decade and all of these beta leaks have made me so hyped to replay it!!
Wow, how interesting. So great to see the beta areas coming back. Love it.
A fun difference with this Deku Tree is that you can actually get behind him, unlike in the final game! His area probably had more going for it originally.
I pretty much loved it.
Is very emotive to see the early stages of our all time favorite games.
I hope the Nintendo Ninjas don't come after you and take down any of your content.
Keep the good work up.
Regards
This is absolutely amazing
The deku tree far away, really cool!
Everyday this gets better
Massive thanks to the leaker.
Yeah, I’m glad they changed it, personally. Making the Kokiri Village smaller makes more sense to me. Lol
I’ll bet that this was a map mainly intended for testing draw distance and the fogging effects used to account for it.
Nintendo should just release a switch game that is just packed with alpha and beta builds of n64 and older games with the ability to play them as well as pack it with a bunch of unseen concept art, unreleased/unused music tracks and so on. Id buy it.
I would have preferred the village to be as big as this. My 9 year old self would have loved it, hell, my old ass now would love it. Maybe we'll see it in a hack someday~
I love these.
I think I prefer this, it feels empty but that's for a good reason obviously if someone were to add the kokiri npcs and other stuff it would feel more complete, makes more sense to me than having such a little village anyone could access. Also the Deku Tree looks much better.
it doesnt make sense to me though for a hidden village to be so big either.
@@ourevilone considering they live in a forest you would expect more. I thing the main thing isn't about how big the place should be, more so how obviously obvious the place is, if we go with the game literally anyone could enter the place at will, which is kinda silly considering the concept of the Kokiris.
It's interesting that it looks a bit like a 2D Zelda map. You can tell the developers were still suffering some growing pains in the transition to 3D
This version of the forest was probably to big for the N64s RAM without data streaming, which wasn't that much of a thing back then. Imagine all the characters running while you can just walk up to the Deku Tree without a load screen.
I feel pulling out my GameCube Zelda Collection and playing this right now.
This is really cool! However, I think the idea that this sprawling layout was ever considered to be the final design of Kokiri Forest is a bit misunderstood. More than likely, things were spread out for the sake of the developers, i.e. each individual chunk of the forest could be modified freely - expanded, shrunk, add more elements, etc. - without having to worry about expanding into a neighboring piece of the forest, then having to take the time to move it out of the way, reposition, realign, etc. Then when all chunks were fully developed, they were brought together in one simultaneous move for the release. Just an educated guess
I haven't seen these zelda beta videos anywhere else but from your vids
😯 its massive!
that's not what she said 😔
I like to think that they downsized it because if this is what the first village is like, then imagine how big they'd have to make somewhere like Hyrule Castle Town.
The huge fields just looks boring because it feels empty. That's why I glad it was changed
I'd really like to see if any GCN-era files will come out of this leak. Of the beta information I pored over as a kid, Mario Sunshine and Luigi's Mansion were at the top of my list. It'd be great to see some of the early Spaceworld/CES/E3 demos finally get dumped.
It's a great time to be alive. Like....this stuff at least lol.
its like im back in 1996-7
Sacrifice a lot of empty space for a small with more content, but I'm sure if this was in the final it would be the tutorial level for sure
It's a whole patch of Link's mushroom!
As soon as I am able to play the original Beta Zelda 64 hyrule town (circa late 96 shoshinki era) then i'll be a very happy chap.
And by beta i mean literally the original build; hopefully very well hidden away in the recent Nintendo leak files!
The map is freaking huge god that’s a big map
The axe on the sign makes me think of the lumberjacks from ALttP... Wonder if there was a connection there?
Fingers crossed for the Ura Zelda disk being leaked. After all of this stuff who knows what's possible.
Wow this is amazing :D
I’m glad this leak will give you even more tones of content lol
looks kinda like the brief shot of kokiri forest you see in the goddesses cutscene
The area looks very different than the final version. Sure has changed quite a little during its development.
I can see why this was scrapped. Having a starting area this massive in early 3D; let alone a starting area that rivals the overworld in size, would have been very intimidating for the time. Not to mention this version of Kokiri Forest seems like it wouldn't have encouraged experimentation with the game's mechanics as much.
This give me battlezone II for the PC vibes...
I remember seeing this version of kokiri forest on a demonstration N64 at a toy store near my house around OoT launch date (I guess).
The only thing I remember is this massive field with grass and those flying "sprites" that form when you idle in kokiri forest.
Made me think if this area wasn't like, made as a demo version to showcase the graphics and 3d without sending the retailers the full game and risking piracy.
I actually remember the fog to be much much denser though. Anyone has any memories of something like this ?
Too much powaaaa!!!! Unlimited powaaaa!!!
I like the beta map way more than the final one
I understand why they would change it but I would have really loved the larger Kokiri forest
I hope z64 makes this open to download as a patch
2:33 why are you here moon, now is not your time
when I was a kid and saw people playing mario, pokemon, smash bros, link/zelda games, almost none of them were zelda/link type games and I had been to friends houses where they had anything else, like pokemon stadium, hey you pikachu, mario 64, mario kart, but I didn't see banjo tooi or kazooi, zelda 64 almost at all as a kid in any of my friends or families possessions, when Toys R Us received gameboys as one of Nintendo's things they were releasing in the US like where I was being New York state if not the city, I was someone who a few times in a week was driven over to Toys R Us to see the games, toys and when the Gameboys were released on day 1 or at least in 2 days, at least every single gameboy was bought before I could even get one myself lmfaooo, I was also almost unlucky where I was hoping to buy a pokemon game for my nintendo ds or perhaps my 3ds which ever it was, and I noticed that a guy at Target which was one of the workers saw me like sheesh, this is the last copy of some pokemon game and I can't buy it because its supposed to be there at least until its the very last one the store has atm because they need one of each game all the time to show which retail game is being presented in the cases, and though he felt bad for me and still gave me the last one which although would've been the one to show off for retail, I was like oh thank you god lmfao, and I used action replay codes with almost all of my Nintendo games, not simply because I wanted to cheat, I wanted to experiment game features, beta levels and such and my friends hated that, I was like why hate what you wont be technically allowed to see unless your at a Nintendo unveiling/showcasing/releasing game product type trailer/show place their presenting something at? these times are very rare to be in and as well as Nintendo has may more then 100 million kids that own a lot of their games as well as a lot of adults as well, so to say I shouldn't cheat in the games was under estimated for what I was truly trying to do and that only was to see what you'd never be allowed to see thanks to Nintendo's game support type measures which blocks the ability to see certain game elements, features, logos, icons, items lmfao.
Why is this better than the final game version
Did you see my 3D Zelda on the Game Boy Advance? I worked really hard on it.
Hard4games actually made rock fucking hard
Still has different Textures though... But soon we'll fix it one day
So much new content lmao. Nice!!
What's up notification squad 👀
yee yee
we vibin doe
Gigaleak is great!
I hope one day Twilight Princess gets leaked so we can see the beta forest from the trailer.
What’s up with the moon face drawings at Links place?
Wish they had finished URA Zelda and released it for the GC with all the beta content that was cut :(
cool.
nintendo probably did want to this but overall have to cut it out for the full game on n64.
The lightning seems a bit different in the beta. The red nose on the Deku Tree for example.
The beta looks like it had that smooth SM64 movement kinda interesting
its actually unbelievable seeing these things, like, Is this actually the REAL beta stuff from Ocarina of Time???
Yes
I dont know why, but the larger Kokiri Forrest feels a bit more realistic to me.
Even to this day I'm wondering how do they make those pretty colorfully FOGGY environments. Seem so characteristic for various N64 beta projects and released games. Any Ideas? Do you find them beautiful or creppy?
Nice channel 👍🏻