YouTuber SKELUX tweaked with the game’s code to unlock the Minus World of The Legend of Zelda for the NES, similar to the hidden world in Super Mario Bros. The discovery revealed glitched out but playable levels that included reversed enemy sprites, randomly placed objects, and lots of graveyards.
The Legend of Zelda, originally released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986, is still captivating gamers with the latest discovery that the game has a so-called Minus World.
The term comes from the infamous World -1 of the original Super Mario Bros., also for the NES. Affectionately called Minus World, the level was a hidden repository of data that was never meant to be accessed. Players, however, have found a way to enter it from within the game itself.
