This was basically a matter of replacing libultra (the library many n64 games use) with DirectX. “Using this, another team took the decompiled source code and ported it to Windows. So it was cleaned up so that everything could be easily mapped out and now we have a 1 to 1 recreation of the original source code that builds the ROM just fine. Normally in decompilation, the resulting source code has generic function,variable,and structure names. “In 2019, Mario 64 was completely decompiled. “For everyone wondering how and why this happened: This isn’t just a single level or a test demo, it’s the full Super Mario 64 from the N64 made available on PC.Įtresevo, a developer who was commenting about the leaks on YouTube, did a breakdown of exactly what happened, writing… This is not a drill.ĭownload links are already being nuked from the interwebs, likely from host providers unwilling to deal with Nintendo’s lawyers, or Nintendo’s lawyers sniffing out the urls like addicts sniffing out milligrams of danger-sugar around a crack house.Īccording to Hard Forum, the project is complete. In other words, this is the real deal made available to play on PC via a native executable. It’s not a fan-made project, but it is a fan-ported project. A DX12, 4K-ready PC port of Super Mario 64 is currently available for download.
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