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[TomGuycott]

I had the same issue last night, Gwen. I was playing Last of Us multiplayer, and I either ended up on the giving or receiving end of teams who play what is basically the "flag capture" mode of the game, but they just surround the objective and kill the far lower level team.

It is basically just to troll people, because even after 10 minutes the highest score I've seen is 6k points, when I got 9k with a fast victory bonus when I wasn't even the best on my team. What I did when I was on the losing end is hide after all my other partners had quit. It pissed off the opponents and they finished the damn game up.

It may not be on a console, but it does have its own scripting language.  I feel like anything Nintendo would make wouldn't quite have the same amount of capabilities, but would just be notable for being official.  ZC also lets you have whatever kind of graphics you want, whereas an official one would only have a select couple of official styles to choose from.

What I want is an official one with expanded features. What Mario Maker is offering is the ability to cleanly make adjustments between 4 Mario styles and include features that makes it look worlds ahead of the games it is mimicking (stuff like enemy stacking, enemies in blocks, giant enemies, etc).

One can argue that programs like Lunar Magic, Hyrule Magic and Zelda Classic are better than what Mario Maker offers and what a designer for Zelda could offer, but that's just an opinion, and I don't agree with it. Those programs have limitations based on the sizes of their original ROMs and system requirements (I know there are some ways around this, but in the case of Hyrule Magic, it is almost at max Enemy capacity right from the beginning, and if you want to add something in , you actually have to subtract from somewhere else first).

Another thing is that if there was an ability to customize whatever you wanted from something, like say make a God of War custom Zelda game, the Devs of God of War would have legal grounds to sue. It happened when City of Heroes (or maybe Villains) had customization options to make a character like Wolverine.

It is a moot point for me anyway, because I don't want to make a custom game that steals Zelda's engine, I want an option to make an official and shareable edit to a game I already love in an easy-to-use program.