If you haven't been keeping up with all of the recent goings-on, The Legend of Zelda is celebrating a pretty major anniversary this year, passing 40 years since it first debuted on consoles. There are very few ongoing franchises that can say the same, in any medium, and fans are expecting big things from Nintendo as a result.
The announcement of the Ocarina of Time Remake was obviously a huge deal for many, but with the celebrations yet to really start in earnest, there could be plenty more coming down the pipeline. While we wait to hear more about that from the developer themselves, one of the best games in the series to date is making a return, on a platform you almost certainly won't expect.
Over on Twitter/X, the user yoshinokentarou shared a post confirming that The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past has been successfully ported over to the 3DS. The post reads (translated from the original Japanese):
"Super Famicom's masterpiece "The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past" gets an unauthorized port to the "Nintendo 3DS" with a dual-screen setup! It retains the original's atmosphere while supporting 3DS features like upper and...
