Random: Zelda Fan Uncovers A Link To The Past's Original Dungeon Designs In Proto Data

Random: Zelda Fan Uncovers A Link To The Past's Original Dungeon Designs In Proto Data

Goron-level mining.

When it comes to stone-cold classics like A Link to the Past, we have to ask how much content can there really be that we don't already know about? The answer, so it seems, is quite a lot actually.

For the past little while now, a Zelda fan by the name of @Dark_Linkael has been working their way through the prototype data for this classic series entry and the project has thrown up a lot of interesting discoveries from original sprites to a collectable Triforce. But perhaps the biggest find (at least physically) has been their work on pulling together all of the game's original interior room designs - dungeons and all.

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