During the NES era, there were numerous attempts at capturing the feel and success of Nintendo's masterpiece, The Legend of Zelda. Its completely captivating core gameplay loop, stunning visuals, and excellent music proved to enrapture the minds of gamers globally and, consequently, became a hugely profitable IP for Nintendo. It is hardly surprising that so many people wanted to mimic said success, either through innovation or total replication, although few ever did.
Among all the games like The Legend of Zelda on the NES, there was one title that rather successfully married the greatest elements of Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka's legendary creation with its own ambitions. It delivered a groundbreaking experience that miraculously still holds up 38 years later, even despite its relative lack of financial success when it initially launched. Now, all of these years later, this Zelda clone is finally getting the official remake treatment it deserved, and it's all thanks to its fans.
With rumors of new upcoming Legend of Zelda games managing to generate an immense amount of popularity online, it is no surprise that fans are desperate for anything even remotely related to the IP to be released. Fortunately, this aforementioned Legend of Zelda...
