To see this content please enable targeting cookies. This Smoke is a little bigger than you might remember him - he's been eating a lot of those number 9s and number 6's with extra dip, apparently.
Fans are creating some truly nuts stuff - and playing as GTA: San Andreas' CJ instead of Link was just the start.įollowing on from that GTA-themed mod, here's another, which replaces the enormous Hinox enemy with Big Smoke, the traitorous Grove Street gangster from CJ's story. While it requires you to use the Wii U version of the game and the legally-dubious method of emulation to actually play, it's difficult not to admire the general madness that's been going on inside the modding scene for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Light glimmers on individual stalks of grass during the day and even at night, it’s clear that a lot of extra depth has been added to the environments.The Zelda modding scene is quite the thing indeed. The video shows off what the forests of Hyrule look like with sunlight filtering down through the canopies and what the hills look like glittering at sunset.
If you don’t believe us, take a look at the modder’s latest showcase, a nine-minute-long video dedicated to the results of their efforts. The result is a game that’s more lush, vibrant, and alive than ever, which is extra impressive considering we’re talking about Breath of the Wild here. However, Germany-based modder Digital Dreams has found a way to get around these limitations–by boosting the game to 8K resolution and adding an incredible ray tracing reshade.
Can you believe it’s already been four years since The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the World came out for Nintendo Switch? That’s a lot of time for a video game, so it’s no wonder that Breath of the Wild, despite still being very fun, has begun to show its age.
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