Play BS Zelda Map Two Restoration (english transaltion) Online

Ever stumble across a weird, forgotten piece of Zelda history? BS Zelda Map Two: Restoration is exactly that—a fan-translated version of a Japan-only SNES game that originally aired in short bursts over satellite broadcasts back in the '90s. Yeah, it’s as niche as it sounds, but that’s what makes it cool.

It’s basically a remixed version of A Link to the Past with new dungeons and puzzles, plus this odd time-pressure thing (a leftover from its broadcast days). Some of the mechanics feel a little janky compared to the polished original, but there’s something charming about digging through what feels like a lost prototype. The fan translation’s solid, and the whole thing has this weird, dreamlike vibe—like playing a Zelda game someone half-remembered and rebuilt from scratch.

Not gonna lie, it’s short and rough around the edges, but if you’ve ever wanted to explore a "what if" version of Hyrule, this is probably the closest you’ll get. Just don’t expect a full-blown sequel.