Released in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance, The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap is seriously underrated and doesn't get nearly enough love when we talk about our favorite Zelda games. This early 00s gem from Capcom is a gorgeous, inventive Zelda adventure with heaps of charm and a truly wonderful central gimmick that basically turns Link into Ant-Man, letting him shrink down and explore new areas.
The Minish Cap is still such a beautiful game that I honestly don't think it ever needs a remake. Its pixel art is some of the best I've ever seen, and definitely the best on the Game Boy Advance. Even so, have you ever wondered what the game might be like if it were a 3D adventure? One fan has, and that's why they're remaking The Minish Cap with a totally new perspective and in a whole new dimension.
Legend of Zelda fans will probably be familiar with the YouTuber CryZENx. They spent the last ten years working on an impressive remake of Ocarina of Time in Unreal Engine, before ultimately abandoning the project in response to the official remake for Nintendo Switch 2 due to arrive later this...
