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added a few custom MIPS assembly patches/hooks to the original goldeneye N64 ROM and now it has a built-in aimbot:

added a few custom MIPS assembly patches/hooks to the original goldeneye N64 ROM and now it has a built-in aimbot:

154,888 views • 6 months ago

Another pointless weekend project - a playable version of the old 3DMaze screensaver from Windows 9x. I reverse-engineered the original screensaver binary and added user-input functionality for the controls (and fixed some other minor issues!)

Another pointless weekend project - a playable version of the old 3DMaze screensaver from Windows 9x. I reverse-engineered the original screensaver binary and added user-input functionality for the controls (and fixed some other minor issues!)

113,892 views • 1 year ago

Just released another project that I created a few weeks ago - a NES emulator for Windows written in C/C++ using pure WinAPI 🎮

Just released another project that I created a few weeks ago - a NES emulator for Windows written in C/C++ using pure WinAPI 🎮

57,492 views • 1 year ago

i recently decided to revive my old nintendo 64 emulator project. the CPU and RSP co-processor are working quite nicely, but the software rasterizer is still a work-in-progress and is very far away from being "hardware-accurate" (lots of visual glitches for now 🥲)

i recently decided to revive my old nintendo 64 emulator project. the CPU and RSP co-processor are working quite nicely, but the software rasterizer is still a work-in-progress and is very far away from being "hardware-accurate" (lots of visual glitches for now 🥲)

10,574 views • 2 months ago

here's a small project i put together recently - a custom "bare-metal" protected-mode x86 NES emulator. it fits into 1MB RAM and loads ROMs from a floppy disk, no OS required. if you want to turn your old PC into an awkward NES clone with bad sound emulation then look no further.

here's a small project i put together recently - a custom "bare-metal" protected-mode x86 NES emulator. it fits into 1MB RAM and loads ROMs from a floppy disk, no OS required. if you want to turn your old PC into an awkward NES clone with bad sound emulation then look no further.

17,970 views • 6 months ago

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