Hyrulecraft: Ocarina of Time reproduced in Minecraft

@Shadowbender

Inconceivable!

@Pikachief You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

@Shadowbender
Lots and lots and lots and lots of man hours, I suppose. Hey, a guy's gotta have a hobby.

@Pikachief
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

@Shadowbender There are ways to cheat and model things on a large scale easier than placing them brick by brick. But even if that's what they did (which is likely, since otherwise this would have taken way more time than it's worth), it's still pretty impressive.

@eat it

At night, the monsters come out. Zombies. Skeletons. Creepers. Endermen. Spiders.

There's also the exploration aspect. Dig down and find massive randomly generated underground caves, with treasure and numerous monsters.

Once you've amassed enough wealth to be able to craft a diamond pickaxe, you can build a frame out of obsidian and build a portal to the nether. This hellish world is step two on the path to "completion". Defeat powerful enemies to get interesting ingredients. Retreat to the surface world and begin your search for The End.

Level up by killing monsters, and use your levels to enchant your weapons and armour. Use rare materials to make potions as well. When you feel you have gathered enough, set out to find a stronghold. These dangerous underground dungeons can be seeked out by combining items that are hard to get.

Get to the end of a stronghold and you will find a damaged End portal. Use Eyes of the Ender to repair it (these are exceptionally hard to make) and step through the portal into the final area...

@Ad134 Wait....so its not a nerdy, block building game?!?!?

@Ad134

Mid way through that, I was like wait, is he trolling and talking about Skyrim :|

@Ad134

Problem is, nowhere does it say that you can build a portal, or how. You have to look on the mine craft wikipedia, which is a deal breaker for me, as it ruins the immersive game experience...

@eat it It's really not for everyone.

Although, some people catch onto it differently. I fell in love with it the second I saw a Let's Play on YouTube a year and a half ago. One of my buds fell in love with it after playing the alpha version on my computer. If you haven't likened to it by watching videos of it or actually playing the paid version of minecraft, chances are you won't like it.

@BLipp18 yeah, you know, one of those map editors that has combat, exploration, resource collection and objectives... oh wait, that's a game that lets you build things, my bad.

@BLipp18 You heard him, stop enjoying minecraft guys. It's just a glorified map editor which means it can't be any fun.

Ways to "cheat" such as SPCommands or MCEdit

@Miles Prower
if someone did metroid prime I might actually play minecraft

@Zenaltra

I totally agree. If you were to play through these levels you would get a serious headache. I much prefer anything officially from Nintendo.

@Zenaltra

I'd personally rather play the 2d OOT remake that stopped production years back, along with that 2d Metroid Prime. The concept of Minecraft is neat, but replecating games and often making them looking worse is not my cup of tea.

@Zenaltra Calling people nerds on a gaming blog... that's a new one.

@Hank Hill Being a nerd myself, I calls 'em as I sees 'em.