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Zelda: Majora's Mask Is The Latest To Be Rendered In Unreal 4's Impressive Engine
Nintendo characters continue to popular subjects of creations in Unreal Engine 4, and the latest game to receive translation is Zelda: Majora's Mask.
The creation comes from YouTube user CryZENx, who has seemingly made Nintendo creation their specialty. You can find a Mario video of theirs here, as well as a Pokémon video here. In CryZENx's Majora's Mask video, you will see Link exploring an area from the end of Majora's Mask, and transforming into Fierce Deity and Deku Scrub Link, complete with the familiar terrifying animation.
Recreations of Nintendo characters and locations using Unreal Engine 4 have become very popular. Along with CryZENx's creations, you can find another Mario video here, as well as one of an Unreal 4 Link exploring an Unreal 4 Kakariko village from Ocarina of Time here.
[Source: CryZENx on YouTube]
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