As we continue to celebrate the legacy of The Legend of Zelda as a franchise with its 40th anniversary passing this year, it's understandable that the series' vast community of fans is looking back at their older games for a refreshing shot of nostalgia.
Regardless of how you feel as an individual, the original Ocarina of Time is considered an all-time classic by most of those who have had the pleasure of playing it. As you might expect for a game that came out in 1998, it does definitely show its age graphically, and whilst that isn't a problem for many, it would be nice to have a visually improved version.
Whilst we have already had a 3DS remake of the game, which is excellent in its own right, that isn't really the most convenient version to play. Fortunately, there is another way to play a fresher version, and it's totally free if you already own a copy of the base version of the game.
Over on YouTube, the channel ElAnalistaDeBits shared a showcase comparing footage of the original Ocarina of Time alongside an Unreal Engine 5 fan project being developed by CryZENx. It's safe to say...
