The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time's remake only launched last Thursday. In the first three days since it launched, players, with the help of AI, have controversially gotten the game running at 60 FPS on PC and have dozens of mods in the works, including PlayStation 5 controller support. Things are moving at a worrying rate.
That is perhaps encapsulated by the fact that, in less than a week, players have got a multiplayer version of the new Switch 2 game working on PC, with multiple Young Links running around the place.
I was astonished when, on launch day, players had managed to get the Ocarina of Time remake running on PC. It was buggy, but it worked. Within two days, it was running perfectly on ultra-wide displays, in 4K at 60 FPS. Mods naturally began to follow, with Grand Theft Auto's CJ replacing Link and PS5 controller support promised.
Now, within five days of launch, there is a version of Ocarina of Time that you can play with a buddy.
Footage was first shared on the decomps subreddit, a place where this kind of work is lauded, and it shows two versions of Young Link,...
