NEW ZELDA PORTABLE FOUND!! (pic)

[Raedon]

http://benjamin.francois.free.fr/artwork/gcubix/gCubix_telecran-2.jpg

[portnoyd]

TOO MUCH FREE TIME

[leonk]

WOW! Shipping this thing will cost a lot! Considering any small bump and the game will be destroyed..

:D

[autobotracing]

check these out .they look bs to me but they do have a video on the gba LOL


http://benjamin.francois.free.fr/artwork/gcubix/index-consoles.html

http://benjamin.francois.free.fr/artwork/gcubix/index-misc.html

[Mr. NEStalgia]

I've got two things to add here.

1) You have artistic skill (though it's a weird one)

2) You have WAY too much free time.

Are you gonna keep it like that or erase it? Seems like a lotta work just to erase. :hmm:

-=Mr. NEStalgia=-

[Raedon]

I didn't do it I just came across it and it looks like a photochop. More then likely a emboss of a Zelda:WW image.

[Raedon]

check these out .they look bs to me but they do have a video on the gba LOL


http://benjamin.francois.free.fr/artwork/gcubix/index-consoles.html

http://benjamin.francois.free.fr/artwork/gcubix/index-misc.html

If you have a GBA flash card you can use Pogoshell to do that. It can display .jpg's

[Nature Boy]

I love the "Metroid Prime" port onto the 2600 (from AutoBotRacing's first link, way at the bottom). Except of course it couldn't even look *that* good I'm thinking :D

[Achika]

I'm going to agree with Raedon. Look at the difference in lighting in the bottom and the top (there's a major difference), then look at the lighting at the bottom and top of the screen (there is none.)

Besides, all the bricks and stuff that have added "detail" to them would have shown up as dark lines in the final piece, not light grey spots.