English
Russian
French
Spanish
Portuguese
Italian
Arabic
German
Japanese
Thai
Malay
Turkish
The ROM boots perfectly on most emulators. Save states work. Audio remains original Japanese/English — only subtitles and menu text are translated. The translation is injected into the original US ROM, meaning the game thinks it’s English but reads from a modified text table.
Portuguese‑speaking players, especially in Brazil, also wanted to experience the game in their native language. Because Nintendo did not release Ocarina of Time officially in Brazilian Portuguese, several fan translation projects emerged over the years.
While the eduardo_a2j patch is a classic for N64 emulation, modern players often use newer methods for Spanish localization: Ship of Harkinian
