A fan reportedly has come up with a "Legend of Zelda" level creator.
According to PC Gamer, Justin Sink has created a "Legend of Zelda" level creator based on the "Super Mario Creator," a game creation system and video game for Wii U developed by Nintendo. On the other hand, the "Legend of Zelda" level creator being fan-made is of course not official and there is no guessing on what Nintendo might do.
On the YouTube Channel, were a video of this level creator was made, the creator wrote, "Hey, it's Justin Sink, owner of this little youtube channel, and creator of the Zelda Maker fan game. This video is a progress update and an alpha release for The Legend of Zelda Maker. Feel free to download and share your let's play experience or feedback. Constructive criticism is very much appreciated and necessary. Thank you for sharing my game and for all of the wonderful support you've given."
"Zelda Maker (Temp) is a non-official project started by myself, which will allow players to create and share Legend of Zelda worlds of their own. Nintendo might cease and desist a project like this, so in time, when I've got the ability to change the sprites, I will do so, and I will also add things that Zelda games don't have to make it a somewhat unique experience."
According to Sink, this alpha version of "Zelda Maker" can be downloaded from Mediafire. He encourages players to create levels and share them with the other players. Sink also encourages players to voice out their feedback on the game. On the other hand, "Mario Maker" is the only official game through which Nintendo allows players to access a wide array of tools for creating levels for "Mario." How do you think would Nintendo react to the "Zelda Maker?"
