Nintendo lawyer want to know your location
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this post was submitted on 04 Feb 2025
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How long before the Nintendo lawyers strike it down?
There's a reason why that guy completely rewriting Mario 64 to run at 60FPS on original hardware has said that he's never releasing it.
I was actually just wondering about how A Fox in Space can exist for so long without Nintendo getting up the creator's ass.
It's a series of cartoons featuring the cast of Star Fox. It's been featured on Adult Swim.
around the nanosecond it gets released
and almost instantly followed up with nintendo's anouncement of their own version.
Italian plumber man with dinosaur friend
On a site called goNintendo too
This video is really entertaining and well made.
This was a fun watch, even though I don't think it would be worth playing. I don't know anything about making games, what engine would one use to do stuff like this?
Most 3D engines would be suitable for this. Unreal was used in the video but the same could be done in Godot or Unity.
Well that’s fucking cool.
Yeah, what's nice is he does tweak the levels a little bit too to make it feel more like the original (even though it's in 3D). Like some enemies follow you, or bullet bills appearing from the clouds below (to avoid adding new cannons).
At the end you really start to understand how differently you need to approach 2D vs 3D platform design.
Gonadtendo? Who names these sites? They beat me to it, whomever they be