Because of the fact that the Legend of Zelda uses religious symbols the NES versions were edited.Ĭompared is the US-NES and the JP Famicom Disc cersion. Sexuality, drugs, violence and religon are things which are most likely to be deleted from Nintendo games. In the NES version there are some enemies which can not be found in the FDS version. Super Nes - Soccer Kid Super Nintendo Entertainment System Logo Brand Font PNG The Legend Of Zelda Logo Transparent - The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild. In the intro the game has been renamed to The Legend of Zelda. The River Zora has no black lines and the mouth as well as the eyes are slightly edited. This entity never made the jump across the ocean.īetween FDS and NES version are, except for censorship, only of technical nature. The discs follow the principle of dual layered discs and at some point the disc has to be turned. The Ram adapter contains 32 kb RAM for temporary program saves, 8 kb for the data and an ASIC known as the 2 C33.

The entity is plugged into the Famicon system and is being connected via a modified cartridge, known as RAM adapter. It is a disc operating system for the Japanese NES console Famicom. The Famicon Disc System was released in Japan in 1986.

Link wants to save and restore them to free princess Zelda. Before she gets kidnapped the Triforce cracks into eight pieces and is being scattered in the whole kingdom of Hyrule. It will be added to this page when it is completed.Ganon, emperor of evil, releases himself from the dark world, steals the Triforce and kidnaps princess Zelda. The FDS version of the game had different title, game over and ending music which has yet to be ripped or recorded. Kondo originally wanted to use Maurice Ravel's Bolero as the title music, but had to change it when it was revealed that the copyright of the song had not yet expired, so Kondo quickly wrote a new theme. To create the music for the game, Kondo most likely originally wrote it on piano, and then converted it to his NES sound driver by entering the music in 6502 assembly macros. Titles come from the Famicom 20th Anniversary - Original Sound Tracks, Vol.1 album, but some of the shorter jingles were never officially released. The title music is especially memorable, and some of the other songs will be popular with anyone one who has played the game.

The US NES box showed this font on the screenshots on the back of the box, which may have been screenshots of the FDS version rather than a WIP port. The Legend of Zelda was early in the NES market, so it isn't expected to be awesome, but there are still several iconic tunes. Description: This patch ports the font from FDS Legend of Zelda to NES The Legend of Zelda, with two additional characters ( and &) not present in the FDS font redrawn to match its style.

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