Fan-made Zelda: Breath of the NES receives a C&D letter, development will continue without any Zelda references

Last week, we informed you about a fan-made Zelda game that was based on the prototype version of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Zelda: Breath of the NES. Well, as you may have guessed, Nintendo issued a C&D letter.

The good news here is that its creator is willing to continue development. As such, Winter Drake will delete any references to the Zelda titles, and will use different assets.

By doing this, Winter Drake will be able to bypass this C&D letter (which is basically what most creators should do the moment they receive such takedown notices).

What this basically means is that this 2D top-down RPG project will see the light of day. It may take a while as Winter Drake will have to create new assets for it, however it will be released!

https://twitter.com/WinterDrakeDev/status/858883472076787712

11 thoughts on “Fan-made Zelda: Breath of the NES receives a C&D letter, development will continue without any Zelda references”

    1. If they did, they would not have announced this before it was done to begin with… What they’re doing now is just a simple workaround most people seemingly can’t bother to take.

  1. I’m not reading that he actually received a C&D letter. I’m reading that he’s getting ahead.

  2. You think Nintendo will ever grow up and learn to embrace it’s community? Hell look at Dolphin, you’d think they’d see this massive outpouring of effort to put Nintendo games on PC and go hey let’s meet our fans in the middle and sell games there too or something. good grief.

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