A modified version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and its sequel Majora's Mask can now reportedly be run natively on iOS devices, following on from a similar project that brought Twilight Princess to Apple's mobile platform. This continues a trend of fan-made ports using decompilation projects that let classic Nintendo 64 titles run as native apps rather than through traditional emulation, offering smoother performance and modern device compatibility.

The report, from GamesRadar+, indicates these native builds allow iPhone and iPad users to play the beloved N64 Zelda titles without needing a jailbreak-based emulator in the traditional sense, building on community-driven decompilation work. Such projects typically require players to supply their own legally obtained game files, and their long-term availability can depend on Nintendo's response, as the company has historically taken action against unofficial ports of its intellectual property.