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Con, Zelda Legends, The BS Zelda Homepage

The Legend of Zelda: Third Quest is a ROM hack/mod of BS Zelda no Densetsu by Con, with additional code by other ROM hackers of the BS Zelda scene. The mod intend to make BS Zelda no Densetsu closer to a traditional Zelda experience, with the ability to play as Link or Zelda and changes to the engine of the original game which was heavily based on a time-limited gameplay, making it directly related to story progression.

Con, Zelda Legends, The BS Zelda Homepage

The Legend of Zelda: Fourth Quest is a ROM hack/mod of BS Zelda no Densetsu Map 2 and, consequently, a sequel of another mod called The Legend of Zelda: Third Quest. It was developed by Con, with additional code by other ROM hackers of the BS Zelda scene. The mod intends to make BS Zelda no Densetsu Map 2 closer to a traditional Zelda experience, with the ability to play as Link or Zelda and changes to the engine of the original game which was heavily based on a time-limited gameplay, making it directly related to story progression.

Con, Jeimuzu

The purpose of this hack was to take the same approach Nintendo took with Ocarina of Time: Master Quest. Numerous Zelda games have a second quest in one form or another, and the author felt that A Link to the Past deserved a similar treatment. The dungeons have detours, rearranged items, tougher enemies, and an intermediate difficulty level. However, an optional “Double Heart Damage” patch is included for those looking for a greater challenge.

Con, The BS Zelda Homepage

A four-part mod which restores the content and playability of BS Zelda no Densetsu: Inishie no Sekiban, which was never officially localized, and its original files are partially lost in time due to being released via radio broadcasting. Through MSU-1 support, it optionally adds CD-quality English dub.

Euclid, Con, The BS Zelda Homepage

A which restores the content and playability of BS Zelda no Densetsu Map 2, which was never officially localized, and its original files are partially lost in time due to being released via radio broadcasting. Through MSU-1 support, it optionally adds CD-quality audio.

Con, Euclid, The BS Zelda Homepage

A which restores the content and playability of BS Zelda no Densetsu, which was never officially localized, and its original files are partially lost in time due to being released via radio broadcasting. Through its MSU-1 support, it optionally adds CD-quality audio.