Legend of Zelda: Games for Windows Edition
Leave it to the Chinese bootleg market to package an emulator and ROM together and sell them as a standalone game on a different platform for only ten yuan:
Those crazy Chinese.
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Responses to “Legend of Zelda: Games for Windows Edition”
Comments RSS Feed – All CommentsJR — 17 July 2009 @ 7:58 am
I especially like how they just replaced the Wii logo with the Games for Windows logo. Did you buy it?
Bearmon — 17 July 2009 @ 1:12 pm
REPORT TO NINTENDO.
Spike — 17 July 2009 @ 4:02 pm
Im interested in the tech that went into this. Does it run smooth without graphical errors or glitches? Wii version or Cube version? AFAIK, there is no Cube or Wii Emulator out there that runs this game perfectly on any system out there…
Clark — 17 July 2009 @ 6:45 pm
I bought it just to see if it even worked. It doesn’t. Well, not on my laptop, anyway. And the CD just installed the Dolphin emulator. I thought maybe they actually converted it into a PC game, but I suppose that would have required effort on their part.
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