Nintendo took a beating when they were hacked. Lots of ultra-secret and super detailed information was stolen. Albeit, they haven’t owned up to exactly what. To make matters worse, they were kicked when they were down because it happened twice. We know that detailed console plans were taken, enough that a factory with the tools could produce their older consoles, something we expect to see in the coming months actually.
Then Super Mario 64 source code was leaked, and what do you know, it was ported to PC pretty quickly. Now, expect to see both Nintendo emulation and further ports and mods of many more Nintendo games. Honestly, this is the motherload and modders, hackers, coders, and whatever you want to tag in are going to drool. The source codes for the following are in the wild now. Of course, we cannot link to where, but you’ll find them if you’re motivated though.
The flood gates are open and I can bet this isn’t the last we’ll see of what was stolen. Either way, expect some kick-ass projects and some gargantuan C&D orders in the coming weeks.
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