Zelda on the iPhone? No waaaaay! Sometimes it’s perplexing trying to figure out just how this game called iZelda was able to make its way onto Apple’s iPhone app store in the first place.
The 99 cent game, created by Scott Avy, is just a simple platform jumper with Link on it. This also brings up two questions:
1. Just how did Mr. Avy think he could get away with this?
2. How did this get past Apple’s IP check?
Personally, I haven’t a clue, though perhaps conspiracy theorists could theorize that they are simply trying to make a statement to Nintendo asking for the IP to show up on the iPhone.
Good luck with that.
Source:
Kotaku
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lol. god…. i should make a clone of the jumping platform game for every popular ip out there….
My favourite video game series off all time reduced to this.
No sound what soever either.
He could have changed the name to “iElf” and wouldn’t have any issues at all. lol
I don’t think Nintendo will do anything about that since it is such a basic game. If the game was more substantial than that, then I’m sure they would have crushed it immediately.