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Ocarina of Time "Triforce%"


Aaron44126

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Saw this a few days ago and finally sat down to watch it.  This is the coolest bit of hackery I've seen in a while.  I don't want to say that much; for anyone who is familiar with Ocarina of Time, there are just a string of fun surprises that build on each other throughout the video all of the way to the end.  It was done on real Nintendo 64 with an unmodified OOT cartridge to boot.

 

Here's another one that explains how the whole thing works.

 

 

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On 7/21/2022 at 1:54 PM, Aaron44126 said:

 

Saw this a few days ago and finally sat down to watch it.  This is the coolest bit of hackery I've seen in a while.  I don't want to say that much; for anyone who is familiar with Ocarina of Time, there are just a string of fun surprises that build on each other throughout the video all of the way to the end.  It was done on real Nintendo 64 with an unmodified OOT cartridge to boot.

 

Here's another one that explains how the whole thing works.

 

 

oh that sounds interesting, saved to my watchlist! 🙂

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