With the rapid advancements in AI making it far easier for people to vibecode their own ports and jailbreak hardware, despite Claude and OpenAI implementing guardrails, it's no surprise that the Ocarina of Time remake was brought to PC on day one. And with the game being dumped just moments after it launched on the eShop, modders quickly got to work.
Ocarina of Time now has its own page on the popular modding site GameBanana, with an accompanying Discord server for hobbyists to show off their work and collaborate. Already, there's a Breath of the Wild-inspired tunic available to download, and several Navi recolors, but more ambitious mods are in the works, with developers promising they'll be available "soon."
Neurotic Ninjah is one such developer, teasing their upcoming 'Ocarina of Sense' project in Discord. The mod will implement a DualSense UI overhaul, allowing players to comfortably play the remake with a PS5 controller. Others are busy ripping models into Blender, altering the appearance of the Hyrule Shield and Link.
"The game is still very new, so tooling is still in the process of being upgraded (from previous games of the same engine) and created (new formats)," the GameBanana...
