The Legend of Zelda has been rejuvenated for a number of reasons in recent times, not least because the franchise is celebrating a staggering 40 years since it first debuted. As part of that, Nintendo has confirmed and revealed further details on a number of exciting projects, many of which are coming up within the next six months or so.
Another big part of its recent return to immense prominence has been the dedicated work of fans, who have pulled together to bring back as many of the older releases from the doldrums as possible. Now, one of the most exciting ongoing efforts in that regard has reached yet another version, and the list of improvements is getting longer by the day.
Over on Twitter/X, the user DaniCorpHQ shared a post celebrating the native PC port of The Wind Waker HD, which is progressing very quickly. This era of recomp/decomp has brought back games from the past similarly to emulation, only it allows players a much more usable experience that's comparable to a first-party release in 2026.
The full list of supported features in v0.2.1 is as follows:
As you might expect, there were plenty of fans in...
