Zelda Classic is a windows program that allows users to create 'quests' based on the original LoZ. They can edit graphics, maps, basically anything. There are tons of existing quests; many of them are great quality.

I know it's a longshot, but I'm just putting the idea out there if anyone is interested in making it a homebrew app (just for playing the quest files, not the editor probably). I don't think it's open source... like I said, a long shot.

[www.zeldaclassic.com]

I don't think it's open source, so it would be very hard. It comes in a Windows and DOS version? Is there a DOS emulator for the Wii? (probably require a keyboard which I don't have though)

This could be a starting point:

[www.dosbox.com]

It does have a DOS version (the latest 2.10), but 2.5 will be coming out, and I don't know if that will be for DOS. I don't know of anyone working on dosbox for HB.

You shouldn't really need a keyboard since the only buttons you'd need to play (not the editor) are A, B, and arrow keys. A sideways wiimote should work if someone could map keys to buttons.

I found this on the web but it seems to be fake (April fools, maybe):

Youtube video

Zelda Classic is closed, yes. Sadly, too.

The only viable alternative would be through:
1. DOSBox: ZC comes in a DOS version
2. Linux: Somebody in the ZC forum posted a Linux build

I tried #1, but could not get it to work. Perhaps someone more clever can manage it.