The Legend of Zelda Being Ported to Commodore 64

Developer Goldfinger is working on a Commodore 64 port of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, originally released on the NES. The project is built using Aldo Núñez's commented Assembly source code published on GitHub, and aims to fit the game onto an Easy Flash 3 cartridge. The current build reportedly exceeds the original NES version's 128 KB limit, though Goldfinger plans to address this. The Legend of Zelda was first released for the NES in 1986 and became one of Nintendo's most influential franchises.

Developer Goldfinger is working on a Commodore 64 port of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, originally released on the NES. The project is built using Aldo Núñez's commented Assembly source code published on GitHub, and aims to fit the game onto an Easy Flash 3 cartridge. The current build reportedly exceeds the original NES version's 128 KB limit, though Goldfinger plans to address this. The Legend of Zelda was first released for the NES in 1986 and became one of Nintendo's most influential franchises.

Originally reported 31 October 2026. Read the full story with all the details on indieretronews.com

The Legend of Zelda Being Ported to Commodore 64
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