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1 giorno fa · Mr-Wiseguy’s new PC port of Majora’s Mask provides a perfect example of N64: Recompiled’s potential. Because its method of reconfiguring games into modern code eliminates all original code and assets, the port ignores the technical limitations and legal concerns posed by conventional emulators. Content creator Nerrel explains the ...
5 giorni fa · Watch on. YouTuber Nerrel lays out some of the benefits of Mr-Wiseguy's N64 recompilation tool. "I realized it would be really easy to hook up the RT64 renderer to a game if it could be run...
15 mag 2024 · N64 recompiled is a program designed to take an N64 ROM and recompile it for PC. Created by Wiseguy, it takes an N64 ROM and converts all the code back into C automatically, allowing it be compiled for modern computers running windows or Linux. Yep, that means you don’t need proton to run it on a steam deck.
2 giorni fa · Wiseguy showed off the power of this tool by quickly turning around a PC port of the dark horse candidate for best Zelda game. Like with emulation, you'll still need to provide a legally acquired ROM in order to play, and Zelda 64: Recompiled is a brilliant showcase of the power of static recompilation, providing a modernized, hassle free way to get gang-stalked and mugged by kids in the woods.
13 mag 2024 · Wiseguy’s Majora’s Mask port is now available for download via Github, paving the way for future projects. To protect the project’s legal status, the port doesn't include any assets ...
14 mag 2024 · A new tool for PC called N64Recomp has provided a native PC port of The Legend Of Zelda: Majora’s Mask and could potentially unlock the entire N64 library for modern users. N64Recomp has arrived on Github courtesy of developer Mr. Wiseguy, with separate versions for both Windows and Linux based operating systems.
1 giorno fa · According to the New York Post, the hit movie based on the book Wiseguy was first given the warning message during the height of the Black Lives Matter riots. “In 2020, we began adding advisories in front of certain films that include racial or cultural references that some viewers might find offensive,” an AMC representative told the outlet.
