To this day, Shigeru Miyamotos masterpiece is still considered to be. The existing “Hylian 64” font (available on ) has leading (vertical spacing) issues and could also benefit from the romaji ligature treatment. When The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time came out in 1998, it was the pinnacle of video game structure and gaming adventure. I think my Zelda font adventures are probably done for the moment, though I am considering making a blockier version of this font to match the original OoT style.
If you want to use the font in a program that doesn’t support ligatures, you’ll have to use something like Character Map to copy and paste the extended Latin characters and other symbols that the ligatures are mapped onto. Incomplete syllables will have the consonants rendered in Latin letters (borrowed from the Triforce font) to make it easier to know what you’re typing.īe aware that, like the other font, it uses custom ligatures and will only work in an application which supports them (in particular, MS Paint and WordPad do not, but most other programs do). It is set up so you can type romaji and get the syllable glyphs shown in the table above (limited to just those symbols).
This font is the version featured in Ocarina of Time 3D and the Hyrule Encyclopedia. Shadow Temple: Go to the Temple of Time, place the Master Sword in the pedestal (to return to the childhood era), visit The Great Fairy near Hyrule Castle, receive Dins Fire from The Great Fairy. Not content to remaster fonts from one Zelda game, I have created one for Ocarina of Time! Behold:
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