May 24, 2000 - EmuZation.com now has the Ocarina of Time available for download in 5 files. If you don't already have it, download it and play it at a higher resolution and framerate than your N64 is able to do. The new site is coming along well and with the end of school, it will be done in the coming weeks.

May 23, 2000 - We now have exclusive Mask of Mujula ROM screenshots. They are on our Zelda Emulation site, which also today premiered the Mask of Mujula ROM downloadable in 6 files instead of 1. Check out the brand new screenshots as well as how to download the MOM ROM.

We also have some long overdue credit which should be given out. AoH would like to appologize to a few people that have helped make AoH one of the best Gameshark Codes site for Zelda. See the list of names we owe credit to here.

April 30, 2000 - If you have submitted an order for one of our Gameshark Upgrades, please resubmit it. N64Net.com's server finally ran out on them, so my e-mail address kukyfrope@n64net.com is no longer valid. If you would please send e-mail to kukyfrope@hotmail.com until we get our new server.

Abstrusness of Hyrule has currently undergone some difficulties with our server at N64Net.com and chances are, they're not going to improve. With the signal to move the site already underway before all of this happened, we're thankful we started when we did looking for a new home as we've been "kicked out" of our home.

Here's the situation: N64Net.com was a registered domain on April 20th, 1998. The owner of N64Net.com, Joe (yes, that's his real name), got a license for the domain for 2 years. That two years expired on April 21, 2000, which was a few days ago. We stored AoH's files on their server, which we now have no access to, I guess also because Joe registered that for 2 years as well.

Now we're faced with the problem of where to go next. If you saw on AoH before N64Net.com's server was shut down, we had a short segment about the future of Abstrusness of Hyrule as a whole. If you missed it the first time around, here it is again.

Our new server is of course going to cost a couple of dollars, and we don't exactly have $495,485,120.25 for a domain right now, so we are going to let you help us, while we help you at the same time! Would you like to always be able to have the newest version of Gameshark available? What about having every code ever put up on AoH (over 500), put onto your Gameshark for you by us? Well we're here to offer you that! Check out the exclusive offer by AoH for us to Upgrade Your Gameshark and your Zelda codes as well!

Before we left N64Net.com, we also featured a brand new glitch using Gameshark which lets you see what we called the "Pedestal of Ocarina". Brand new, never before seen anywhere else in the game, is this pedestal that looks like a warp pad, except this one is smaller and has a picture of the Ocarina of Time instead of a Medallion. The sides of the warp pad don't match up exactly either, which proves that this pedestal was still in its beta stages. If you didn't catch that before, check it out this time--we've also got 3 exclusive pictures of it also for you to feast your greedy eyes upon!

One thing Abstrusness of well known for is, of course, or ability to put the Gameshark to work to uncover mysterious, strange, and previously unknown things in Zelda. We are proud to say we have the biggest Gameshark oriented web site that's dedicated to Zelda on the net. So what else does that mean? We're also home to the biggest archive of Gameshark codes you could ever want for Zelda! Gaze upon the virtually never-ending list of 'shark codes while we work on our new site. If some of the links are broken, I appologize, but we don't have the time to go in and check them all but you should be able to access all of the codes.

Once our new site is up, we'll update you here with the new address as well as any new details. We'll keep you posted on the progress. Would all the people who visit this page tell all of their friends that visited AoH, our new updates address here (http://www.zelda-gaiden.com/aoh) so they don't keep going to the old site and wonder where it's at and why they can't access the site. We'd appreciate it.

--Kuky and the rest of the AoH staff