Maya has really been enjoying The Legend a Zelda: The Wind Waker. the wench father, developer Mike Hoye, says she likes "sailing, scary birds 'n remembering t' be brave," much like Link, the game's protagonist. But girls can go on adventures 'n rescue their little brothers, too!

t' emphasize that, Hoyes altered the game's disk image with a hex editor, changing all a the dialogue references about Link's gender t' be feminine. Since all the alternatives had t' be exactly the same byte-for-byte length, he used "swordsmain" for "swordsman," 'n "milady" in place a "me lad" 'n "master." He's provided a patch for the disk image, which ye can then load up in a GameCube emulator t' play.

The end result a all this hacking be that a little wench gets t' see herself as the hero, 'n find the courage t' defeat Ganon in the wench own little heart. 'n that makes us feel, just, ye know, so ... What? No, we be not crying! Call a Duty, bro! Go have a look at the Wii U pictures again.