who made it completely by the literature.

NaveedLife

to answer the op question, its actually a yes and no, while the games themselves have no relation, they are both VERY loosely inspired by The Devine Comedy, an epic poem that depicts his own journey through hell, purgatory, and then heaven.

DMC pays many tributes to the poem with characters and other thingsnamed after them: Dante, Virgil, Trish (biatrice), many enimies named after the seven sins.

Dante's inferno tries to depict the poem more accurately, but ultimately fails in its attempt, not that im saying they should have made it 100% accurate, but that they should have changed the name of the game. the term "dante's inferno" itself is incorrect, it should have been titled simply, "the inferno"

these seem like really petty childish reason to hate a zelda game. i thought in my own personal opinion that WW was the best in the series, short of majoras mask. the fact that ganondorf actually died was something i found very epic (something that twilight princess totally ripped off) and im stilled baffled by how many people say that TP graphics were better, honestly? just because they were realistic doesnt make them better, they were fuzzy and very pixilated when you got up close to anybody's face and that realy turned me off. WW had amazing graphics that always looked fresh and clean. and lets face it, the only reson TP exists is because nintendo got tired of people complaing about WW art style.

dont get me wrong, i thought TP was a good game, but in no way do i think it is the best of the series or better than ww. i liked the dark atmosphere and edgy tone, butthe entire time i played it the only thing that popped in my mind was FAN SERVICE. and i cant tell you how annoyed i was with the extremely long time it took to ganondorf to die with all of his gasping for a whole 5 minutes of omg i cant believe i lost, and end it with him dead STANDING UP!