This might make up for the scant availability of NES Classic Edition. Might. 。
Nintendo of Europe delivered a holiday surprise for 。 Zelda
。fans on Wednesday, in the form of design documents. From the original NES game, The Legend of Zelda
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SEE ALSO:All 30 NES Classic Edition games, reviewed (in 30 words) 。
One video, two GIFs and four images offer a behind-the-scenes look at one of Nintendo's most beloved games and enduring franchises. These come from before there even 。 was 。was。
a game, just a bunch of ideas scrawled down on paper. 。Mashable Top StoriesStay connected with the hottest stories of the day and the latest entertainment news.Sign up for Mashable's Top Stories newsletter
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。 The video (above) is a grid-based drawing of the game's world map, complete with scrawled in notes and images to highlight points of interest, notable enemies, secrets and everything else. Spoiler alert?The two GIFs offer a more detailed look at individual game screens, demonstrating how they look on paper against how they look in the finished product. Both were drawn by Takashi Tezuka, who co-directed and co-designed 。
The Legend of Zelda。The Legend of Zelda 。
with Shigeru Miyamoto. 。
Credit: Nintendo 。Credit: Nintendo 。The four still images also highlight level design, showing off different locations from the game at various stages of completion. All four are the work of Miyamoto. 。Credit: NIntendo 。
Credit: NIntendo 。 Credit: NIntendo 。Credit: Nintendo
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Credit: NIntendo 。
Nintendo's
。Zelda 。series celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2016. This look back at the original game at its earliest planning stages is a real treat as the year comes to a close. 。TopicsGamingNintendo 。TopicsGamingNintendo。
The Legend of Zelda。
The Legend of Zelda 。
Credit: Nintendo 。
Credit: Nintendo 。
The four still images also highlight level design, showing off different locations from the game at various stages of completion. All four are the work of Miyamoto. 。
Credit: NIntendo 。
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