
Fan Builds A Working Remake Of The 1986 NES Legend Of Zelda Inside Dreams
A fan remake of the 1986 NES Legend of Zelda, built entirely inside Dreams, marks the perfect 40th anniversary tribute.


A fan remake of the 1986 NES Legend of Zelda, built entirely inside Dreams, marks the perfect 40th anniversary tribute.

Sir Arthur marches into a haunted graveyard, facing demons and ravens alike, with little comfort given to the player.

A knight bounds through a wide kingdom to face a wizard who has seized the throne, in this old NES tale of sword and wandering.

A ship drifts through space, drawing treasure upon a line, while power fails and old error sends players to a beginning without mercy.

Five skater trials upon one cartridge, each demanding a fresh command of timing and skill.

A chain of chambers, a winding ship, a single fighter within: Section Z for NES remains a strange, firm curiosity worth a look.

Five fighters, one ring, and a line no player forgets: a look back at Pro Wrestling on NES.

A single silver ball, two levers, and a table split across screens — an early NES pinball effort weighed for its worth.

A bicycle, a pile of papers, a street full of peril — this NES delivery task demands steady aim and quick guidance.

A most ordinary game, with fleeting pleasure in shared trial, yet held down by rigid control and dull repetition of stage.