Most people don't know that a prototype of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link was developed for the Atari 2600.
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Hehe, awesome. I was really wondering what the graphic was going to look like when I saw "Zelda II" and "Atari" in your post.
I would SO play that.
Look nothing like Zelda II and making a false claim is just wrong. Show me the proof other than this crappy mspaint image that either is fake or came from just another game which you are claiming is Zelda II.
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