Nintendo might not like it, and that's a risk the mod's creators are taking, but that doesn't say anything about the conceptual validity of the mod scene. You're also not affecting the original game's sales, because you typically need the original game files to even run the mod. Mods are not 'stealing.' You're working with assets from an existing game, but it's a very creative field. The cluelessness of some posters here when it comes to mods is astounding. I know that a remake is not the same as a mod, but still it's sad when fan-made things disappear before they are born, especially this Goldeneye remake that was years in development. That mistake was why Ben Colcough's work dropped the original project. That's why I'd ask you what did, 'if you want to release mods for Nintendo games, you stay silent until it's done, release it, let as many people download it as possible, then remove the download link and allow the community to share it with the world so you don't get bombed by the Nintendo ninjas'. I own Breath of the Wild on Wii U so zero regrets.

Tue 23rd Mar I encourage you to do it if you like doing it, the only thing that Nintendo and these holier-than-thou posters will ever achieve is that only you and your friends will enjoy it so that's why I would have announce it when it was completed if you want more people to play it.

Here are some details about the clip above: It also overhauls existing content such as shrines, adds new mechanics such as crafting, and provides various quality of life enhancements. This is a 'free large-scale DLC' mod that adds new quests, areas, weapons, NPCs and enemies. Introducing The Legend of Zelda: Second Wind - A Breath of the Wild Expansion, a project that has had 'over 50 people' contribute to it and is still currently in development. We've seen quite a lot previously, but this latest mod might just be the most professional-looking one yet. While Nintendo has already released an expansion pass for the game, instead of adding even more content to it, series producer Eiji Aonuma and his team had so many ideas, they decided to save them for a full-blown sequel.Īlthough Nintendo has officially moved on from the first game, passionate fans and modders have now taken charge with their own creations. There's so much potential when it comes to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in terms of DLC.

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