Homebrew Homebrew game Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 3DS Port

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Seems to be done here.

Not my work, just found it on Reddit
Yeah I found that one last week. I tried it out, it is very performant (on n3ds) and the ui has been resized slightly to actually be functional, as well as having an option to load a rom directly instead of generating the data file (awesome feature). Only downside I've found is that it has the exact same rendering issues on the bottom screen that I found porting it myself, the text is varying levels of messed up (literally indecipherable in a couple places - consequence of the og being for a bigger screen) and it is AI so there will probably be other issues too. Not to discourage anyone from using it if they would like to it does work great and look good imo
 
Yeah I found that one last week. I tried it out, it is very performant (on n3ds) and the ui has been resized slightly to actually be functional, as well as having an option to load a rom directly instead of generating the data file (awesome feature). Only downside I've found is that it has the exact same rendering issues on the bottom screen that I found porting it myself, the text is varying levels of messed up (literally indecipherable in a couple places - consequence of the og being for a bigger screen) and it is AI so there will probably be other issues too. Not to discourage anyone from using it if they would like to it does work great and look good imo

Yes, I can understand how frustrating it must be to invest so much time and effort into developing a piece of software, only to see others achieve similar—or sometimes even better—results with little or no programming experience.

At the same time, I think this is simply the direction technology is heading. Who knows? Perhaps the strengths of both approaches—or even code from both projects—could eventually be combined to create something even better.
 

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