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Mario And Zelda Modders Are Using Their Skills To Develop A New N64-Inspired Platformer. (Repost)
Mario And Zelda Modders Are Using Their Skills To Develop A New N64-Inspired Platformer
And it looks like it's heading to Switch!
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January 9, 2025 at 1:55 AM
Zsnes, SNES emulator.
It began developing by ZSNES TEAM in July 1997 and its first version (see. 0.150) was released in October of the same year for system DOS. In April 2001 the emulator became free software under the GNU GPL license. v2.0
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It began developing by ZSNES TEAM in July 1997 and its first version (see. 0.150) was released in October of the same year for system DOS. In April 2001 the emulator became free software under the GNU GPL license. v2.0
#TodayILearned #SNES
![The image shows a computer screen displaying the ZSNES emulator with a menu overlay. The emulator window is on top of a game map called "Yoshi's Island 1" from a video game. The interface has a light grey bar featuring menu options: "GAME," "CONFIG," "CHEAT," "NETPLAY," and "MISC." The "GAME" menu is expanded, listing options such as "LOAD," "RUN [ESC]," "RESET," "SAVE STATE," "OPEN STATE," "PICK STATE," and "QUIT," with "QUIT" highlighted in red. The map underneath depicts various terrains including hills, pathways, and a castle-like structure, with cartoonish trees and clouds.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ffsp44janlkp67moqapaitfq/bafkreic7b4nbafe7iwhnorrhnvfgin2kjg32efug265qzhs3uh3wfksuka@jpeg)
January 9, 2025 at 1:54 AM