Mario Party 4 for the Nintendo GameCube has been completely decompiled. The process took a year and a half, resulting in nearly perfect source code replication. A PC port is in the works, and more ...
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Superstar modders have decompiled Mario Party 4, meaning native PC ports for GameCube games may one day be a reality
As the world looks ahead to the fast approaching June 5 release date for the Switch 2, I can't help but look back. Beyond my Animal Crossing Switch (and, uh, my Animal Crossing 3DS XL), I perhaps ...
Unlike the games that followed it, Mario Party 4 did not aim to reinvent the series, but simply apply the basics to the newest console at the time. It even shares its character roster with Mario Party ...
Why it matters: Efforts to reverse-engineer source code from retro console games to create native PC ports have intensified in recent years. Most completed projects have brought high resolutions, ...
Mario Party might be a favorite in the living room between friends and family, but game critics have never quite felt the same way. The spin-off series, originally developed by Hudson Soft and now by ...
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