Visual Effects Artist ‘Michael Eurek’ has recreated in Unreal Engine 4 Zora’s Domain from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. This is undoubtedly a really cool recreation, and gives us a glimpse at what a new Zelda game could look like in Unreal Engine 4. Be sure to watch the video after the jump, and kudos to YouTube’s ‘CryZENx‘ for sharing the video!
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Nice work!
this will be taken down soon anyway..
What makes you think Nintendo will do that? There are a bunch of other videos similar to it and they haven’t been taken down.
wow, the feeling inside when I saw that shop Oo
Wast of time doing this Nintendo stuff, none of it comes to PC.
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It’s fan art. It isn’t meant to encourage Nintendo to make a PC version of their first-party titles.
I got a copyright take down on my Pepper Pig wallpaper I made for my daughter, put it up on DevantArt and got took down. So much for fan art. :p
That’s so stupid. You weren’t making money from it. The smart ones won’t start a notice and takedown process.