Legend of Zelda Prototype found
Re: Legend of Zelda Prototype found
according to the forum that article linked to it was found on a floppy disk.
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Re: Legend of Zelda Prototype found
For cart games, yes. Remember Zelda was a disk game first before being made into a cart in Japan and for the US so there would have been disk prototypes like this for testing purposes.AppleQueso wrote: Weren't most of these prototypes on EPROMs?
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Re: Legend of Zelda Prototype found
Yeah but LoZ in Japan was a Disk System game as was the prototype. I'd say it would be more volatile than EPROMs as these are magnetic disks (IIRC).Hobie-wan wrote:For cart games, yes. Remember Zelda was a disk game first before being made into a cart in Japan and for the US so there would have been disk prototypes like this for testing purposes.AppleQueso wrote: Weren't most of these prototypes on EPROMs?
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