Gaming is currently, sadly, in its slop era. A huge percentage of demos in the ongoing Steam Next Fest disclose generative AI use in development, and we're seeing more and more games decompiled at record speed and making their way to PC. On the one hand, it's fantastic; we get easy access to some of the best games of all time. On the other hand, AI.
The latest game to get this treatment is Breath of the Wild, called Savage Wind for... legal purposes, bringing the game to PC with a range of enhancements.
For some, myself included, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the greatest game of all time (although I could personally interchange it with Elden Ring). It was released on the Nintendo Switch and Wii U in 2017 and set a new benchmark for what video games can be.
The game has now vibecoded its way onto PC, with a range of new improvements and features. As shared by its creator, ReviveDx, it includes:
Independent Language Settings: Unlike the original Switch version, where voices and subtitles must match, you can now mix and match them freely (e.g., Japanese audio with English subtitles).
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