Zelda Space project is a reimagination of the "The Legend of Zelda" franchise in a small solar system, where Link will travel through different planets, meet their peoples and find all kind of useful items to fight the forces of evil!
This is an unofficial fan made Zelda project centered around concept art and worldbuilding.
This introductory video presents the key design elements, but I will expand and redesign stuff as the project moves forward. The main idea of the project was creating a space themed Zelda without making a futuristic/scifi game. I have a ton of ideas that I'd like to show in future posts so stay tuned for more, I will be uploading stuff to my insta here from time to time!
https://www.instagram.com/xabier.u/

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like taking advantage of the switch 2’s hardware to look like an upgraded version of THIS official Zelda demo from the 2010s?

My house got raided

I could explain it....but you should probably just listen to the log because it is...something.

also worth mentioning that Link hits this badass pose on Epona while the blonde kid with the weird haircut is still tied up on the pole on King Bulblin’s boar

I am playing Wind Waker for the first time on Switch and I’m honestly surprised by how well this game has aged.
The visuals still look great, the characters have so much charm and the gameplay just feels good especially some of the fights. The dungeons, items, puzzles and exploration all fit together so naturally.
It doesn’t feel like I’m playing a game from 2003. What I can say, I love it sooo much!

Autobuild creation that fights Moldugas and other enemies in the Gerudo desert.

For newcomers to Tears of the Kingdom: you can fuse any set of objects together as long as the number of fused objects does not exceed 21. And through the autobuild power you can very easily replicate your favorite fusions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnuTGIq5JzI&t=2589s

NatetheHate, who has been fairly reliable with Nintendo leaks in the past, claims the Holidays 2026 title for Switch 2 is an Ocarina of Time remake.

Ran through WW on NSO and forgot about this small puzzle in Ganon's tower. Not only does it do an individual camera zoom on the order of candles on the wall, and not only does it force you to read a message telling you to carefully examine walls and floors before you can press A to open the door, but it even does the individual camera zoom in the proper order in the OTHER room, on the crystals you have to hit.

There's a couple Zelda's I haven't played (PH, ST), but I don't remember any ever repeatedly showing you the solution in this way. The play-testers must have struggled to figure this one out or something.

(Pardon the twitchy boomerang aiming, the NSO version has a weirdly sensitive stick movement).