The reveal trailer for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Breath of the Wild 2 was one of the most exciting moments of E3 2019, and now thanks to modeler and animator , we know how it would've looked at E3 1999. This N64-era demake of the Breath of the Wild 2 reveal trailer is one of the more surreal fan creations I've seen in some time,🅷 bringing the future of the Zelda franchise back to the ge𝄹neration I was introduced to it.

It's a wonderfull🍒y well-made product of talent and passion, and yet its creator takes a rather light-hearted approach to their work and implores viewers to do the same. They explain that the pr🔯oject was purely for fun, that it wasn't meant to be a precise representation of the visuals in Ocarina of Time or Majora's Mask, and that comments pointing out any technical discrepancies would be ignored. From the untrained eye, it's exactly what I would've imagined the Breath of the Wild 2 reveal trailer would look like had it released in 1999.

Every character, environment, and effect you see in the trailer was built from scratch by The Regressor using 🍌Maya 2009 and Photoshop. The animator natively rendered the video at 240x320 resolution and 30fps, but it's tweaked to look like it's running at a lower framerate.

For the most part, it's a fairly direct interpretation of the trailer we saw at E3, but The Regressor goes a step further by adding in a short clip of 100% original footage near the end, just before the scene fades to black and we see the words, "The sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 64 is not in development." 

The Regressor is an animator and modeler who specializes in "regressively" modeling based 🅘on the limitations of the N64/PlayS♓tation/Dreamcast-era hardware. The cracking score and sound effects were done by .

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