After all, ROM and emulators have been around for years, and we've all seen countless takes of Ocarina of Time rebuilt in different engines: Roughly, while emulators are able to read ROMs as computer code as if it were the system it was coded for (in this case, Nintendo 64), decompiling is reworking that code into its original product. Okay so I was one of the guys that planned to do an Ocarina of Time mod/campaign.But since no one listened to my other topic 'Does Anyone Remember My Idea' I just copied the text: I was reminded by string4commies Link mod of a mod & campaign me and. So let's back up a second - what's decompiling, and aren't there already mods and PC ports of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The hope is this will not only unravel some unanswered questions about the game, but also open up the possibility of mods and ports to the Nintendo 64 classic. Yet, the modding and coding community are taking on a fairly massive project to do just that: decompile the code from the original N64 ROM of Ocarina of Time. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is Being Decompiled, Allowing For Mods and Ports Lou Contaldi Janu5:32 PM EST It seems almost inconceivable that over two-decades since launch there is a subsection of gamers still uncovering the mysteries of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
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