An interesting change.
Throughout the Legend of Zelda series, and especially with the more recent entries to the franchise, each instalment's art direction has been a real focal point for discussion and has given each game their own, unique identity.
So what happens if you strip away the game's art style, leaving everything exactly where it was but with a completely different appearance? Well, exploring exactly that, YouTube user
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Throughout the Legend of Zelda series, and especially with the more recent entries to the franchise, each instalment's art direction has been a real focal point for discussion and has given each game their own, unique identity.
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was no different; seeing Hyrule in its cel-shaded guise feels so right, even for those of us who had originally hoped for something more "realistic".So what happens if you strip away the game's art style, leaving everything exactly where it was but with a completely different appearance? Well, exploring exactly that, YouTube user
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has shared a video of a heavily modded emulation of the game running on PC. Various areas have been almost undebatably improved from a graphical point of view - look at Link's breath, for example - but the general art direction, which takes away the cel shading, is just different.Read the
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