Harbour Masters is encouraging its users to support the latest official release of Ocarina of Time via Nintendo Switch Online, and says it will reward anyone who can show proof of membership with a special roll on its Discord server. Reverse engineering projects such as this are technically made legal because the fans involved did not use any leaked content or copyrighted assets. The software requires users to input their own legally-sourced N64 ROM for Ocarina of Time, after which it will extract the game’s assets and spit out a native PC version.Ĭreators Harbour Masters hope that this separation from Nintendo’s owned assets will help shield it from any potential legal ramifications. Ship of Harkinian was made available for download on its Discord server on Tuesday. The fan-made PC version is powered by a piece of software called ‘Ship of Harkinian’. BOTW, while aesthetically pleasing and well-designed, is held back by the Nintendo Switchs hardware in more ways than one.
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