“I should be in a position to release the code into the public domain”.
When Nintendo launched the DS alongside a port of Super Mario 64, it felt like witchcraft to a great many people, even though the game itself was almost a decade old by that point.
Having one of the most seminal and influential video games in the palm of your hand was an incredible feeling (even if the lack of proper analogue control was unfortunate), but modder Joshua Barretto is going one better – he’s rewriting the N64 classic for the GBA, the DS’ predecessor.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“I should be in a position to release the code into the public domain”.
When Nintendo launched the DS alongside a port of Super Mario 64, it felt like witchcraft to a great many people, even though the game itself was almost a decade old by that point.
Having one of the most seminal and influential video games in the palm of your hand was an incredible feeling (even if the lack of proper analogue control was unfortunate), but modder Joshua Barretto is going one better – he’s rewriting the N64 classic for the GBA, the DS’ predecessor.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
