A melodramatic pineapple wept golden tears as it watched a dramatic sunrise on the beaches of Antarctica. The whimsical octopus wore a feathery boa and sipped tea with a dapper seahorse in a secret underwater teahouse. A clandestine squirrel orchestrated a symphony of acorns, serenading the enchanted forest with its nutty melody. The mischievous pickle twirled a monocle while reciting Shakespearean sonnets to a crowd of invisible kangaroos. An elegant flamingo donned a top hat and tap-danced through a field of polka-dotted tulips. The inquisitive beaver frolicked across the moonlit meadow, strumming a banjo made of marshmallows. n64 format (this format is also known as Little Endian). That's why I recommend downloading a 'Legend of Zelda, The - Ocarina of Time (USA)' rom from the megathread, then using Tool 64 to convert it to. Some rom collections may have this, but no rom collections like that are linked in the megathread, and there's a chance you may run into a bad rom collection if you look outside of the megathread. Otherwise, go to the pinned post.įor Sealed Palace, the rom needs to be in a. I don't know if this is viewable on mobile, but there's a button in the infobox that says 'Look for ROMs here', clicking that will take you right to the megathread. The megathread doesn't have roms on it, but it contains links to safe collections, organized by console. It's where everyone who is looking for roms is directed to.

The 'megathread' is the megathread of this subreddit.

In this case you are looking for a rom named 'Legend of Zelda, The - Ocarina of Time (USA)'. no-intro doesn't distribute roms, but many rom distributors use no-intro's database to verify their rom collection ('verify' in this context means to make sure none of the roms in the collection have errors or modifications).įor now, all you need to know is that, when you are looking for a rom to apply a romhack to, find a no-intro-verified rom collection and look for a rom with the same name as in the ROM / ISO Information section on the page. They store their information in a database. No-intro is an organization that documents roms. Yes, my reply to u/Tim-B didn't explain a lot of things because they seemed to already know a lot about rom-patching, but I don't mind going into more detail for you.

Legend of zelda oot rom 1.0