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This Unreal Engine 4 Project Isn’t Zelda U (But It Should Be)
Nintendo has been promising a new game in The Legend of Zelda series for Wii U for quite a while. We have hope that it will be at E3, but in the meantime one artist has taken the initiative to imagine what it might look like.
Michael Eurek has recreated the Temple of Time from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in Unreal Engine 4. The video is set against Nathaniel Arnold’s music for a stunning look at what a high-powered Zelda title might look like.
[View:http://vimeo.com/93897087:610:343]
Eurek says on his Vimeo page that he was inspired by a friend’s challenge to recreate an area from an old game in a new engine. If Zelda U looks half this good, sign us up.
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