A lost rom hack?

[GlitchytheHackermain]

So i wanted to learn a bit more about the Zelda series and while plowing through the game list i discovered one called BS Zelda

When i did more research according to this site's screen shot's: http://zelda.wikia.com/wiki/BS_The_Legend_of_Zelda

It seems to be a remake of the original Legend of Zelda but in the LTTP engine and style graphics but upon playing the game it's nothing like that, in fact the BS Zelda rom i have is completely different then the one that zeldapida has,

The reason i named this a lost rom hack is because i wanted to know is there a romhack of a LTTP but it's the Zelda one map?

I cannot seem to find it.

 

[JellyPerson]

It isn't a romhack my man
It's an official game that was lost because of the satellaview service
Maybe you can find the rom online

 

[Deleted User]

The SNES had a Japan-Only accessory known as the Satallaview, which, as the name suggests, could be used to connect to a satellite TV service to download and play games. A lot of games on the Satallaview service were unique in the sense that they were set up like TV Shows, where the player would play the game at a certain of day, and stuff like live narration would be played as the player went through the game.

Precisely because of that, a lot of content that was broadcast on the Satallaview was left unarchived, and much of it is now considered lost media. However, a few games were recovered from the service, such as BS The Legend of Zelda, which, as you mentioned, is a SNES remake of the original with the avatars from the Satallaview service. It is not a ROM Hack; it was actually developed by Nintendo themselves.

If you want more info on the game the Zelda Wiki has an article on it.

 

[GlitchytheHackermain]

The SNES had a Japan-Only accessory known as the Satallaview, which, as the name suggests, could be used to connect to a satellite TV service to download and play games. A lot of games on the Satallaview service were unique in the sense that they were set up like TV Shows, where the player would play the game at a certain of day, and stuff like live narration would be played as the player went through the game.

Precisely because of that, a lot of content that was broadcast on the Satallaview was left unarchived, and much of it is now considered lost media. However, a few games were recovered from the service, such as BS The Legend of Zelda, which, as you mentioned, is a SNES remake of the original with the avatars from the Satallaview service. It is not a ROM Hack; it was actually developed by Nintendo themselves.

If you want more info on the game the Zelda Wiki has an article on it.

Yeah, i understand the satallaview (and not because of SMO) service and whatnot, but what I'm saying is that the rom I have is like a romhack of the original LTTP
rather then a full redo of the original LOZ, Are there different one's? the one I have is subtitled ancient stone tablets, which upon playing is not the same as the screen shot.

Anyways ill do some more digging perhaps i can find what there talking about.

 

[Localhorst86]

there were three BS Zelda games:

https://bszelda.zeldalegends.net/info.shtml

"Map 1 and Map 2" is the remake, AST is a new game. The third one is actually identical to the japanese aLttP