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Creator: Old-Skool Genre: NES-style Added: 01 Oct 2005 ZC Version: 2.10 Downloads: 361 Rating^[?]:

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The first quest, remade ala Metroid: Zero mission. Classic graphics, only completely revamped and shaded in

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Description

The first quest, remade ala Metroid: Zero mission. Classic graphics, only completely revamped and shaded in

Story

A young boy named Link was wandering about when he heard a cry for help: and old woman was being attacked! He saved the old woman, and she was grateful to him. As thanks, she invited him to stay the night at her cave. It's dark out now, and Link has just shown up. Little does he know, he has a great adventure ahead of him: It's the original Legend of Zelda made new!

Tips & Cheats

not to reveal yet.

Credits

BH4. I think the tileset is one of the quest's big pluses.

Erdrick

Posted 19 August 2016 - 11:52 PM

While it's a first quest remake, the main problem with this quest is that it hasn't aged well. When I played it, I felt a bit underwhelmed and didn't bother to 100% the quest. The side-scrolling sections were too tedious and unbalanced, and there wasn't much to differentiate itself from other remakes. Other than it, it was an okay quest that failed the test of time.

MermaidCim

Posted 23 October 2015 - 06:25 AM

I could have sworn I rated this years ago...but anyway here it is now. 10 years ago, this is still an amazing quest. 5/5.

Ventus

Edited 06 May 2013 - 10:05 AM

Oh boy! What can I say this quest is pretty much a legendary quest for me, it was by far the best remake of the first game in existence.
And pretty I don't think no one else can out do this and I'm telling the truth about it really.

This quest has pretty much has been burned into my brain forever and it shall be remembered forever.
I Want to say thanks to King Aquamentus for making this quest.

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SofaKing

Posted 13 February 2008 - 04:25 PM

Meh. It's not that it's bad, it's not, but it doesn't, IMO, bring all that much to the table as a first-quest remake either. I liked Old Skool's "technicolor world" better. Specifically, I found the side-scrolling portions more frustrating than fun, and it simply wasn't a quest that I found myself itching to come back to.

Again, it has it's moments, and if you like first quest remakes it's worth playing, but there's nothing here that got me excited the way some custom quests do.