No creepy Chain Chomp this time.
Not 24 hours on from our report on Super Mario 64 for the Atari Jaguar, another homebrew project surfaces, with Nintendo’s groundbreaking N64 platformer “running on”, of all platforms, Milton Bradley’s humble and hefty Vectrex.
A video uploaded by “ArcadeJason” shows the 1996 release stripped of its vivid colour and mammoth polygons and stripped down to the vector-based wireforms that are the platform’s trademark. The plucky plumber leaps from a warp pipe and into the hub world of Princess Peach’s Castle – instantly recognisable even without its rainbow-coloured textures and gallery of portraits.
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No creepy Chain Chomp this time.
Not 24 hours on from our report on Super Mario 64 for the Atari Jaguar, another homebrew project surfaces, with Nintendo’s groundbreaking N64 platformer “running on”, of all platforms, Milton Bradley’s humble and hefty Vectrex.
A video uploaded by “ArcadeJason” shows the 1996 release stripped of its vivid colour and mammoth polygons and stripped down to the vector-based wireforms that are the platform’s trademark. The plucky plumber leaps from a warp pipe and into the hub world of Princess Peach’s Castle – instantly recognisable even without its rainbow-coloured textures and gallery of portraits.
Read the full article on timeextension.com