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Watch Link Explore An Unreal Engine 4 Version Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time's Kakariko Village
Nintendo's iconic characters continue to be unofficial spokespeople for Unreal Engine 4 with a new creation showcasing a young Link exploring Kakariko village in all of Unreal Engine 4's graphical splendor.
The creation comes from artist Ioannis Papazis' YouTube channel. In the video we see Link walking around Papazis' creation for awhile before looking at a bit of the behind-the-scenes of Unreal's software.
This isn't the first time Nintendo's characters have appeared in Unreal Engine 4. They're unofficial fan creates (like the one above) but you can head here and here to see Mario exploring the engine.
[Source: Ioannis Papazis on YouTube]
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