GoldenEye 007 for the N64 has been '100% decompiled,' paving the way for a native PC port that will let fans play the game without emulation.

The first PC port of the iconic FPS game is already being tested on PC.

The program code of the N64 classic “GoldenEye 007” has been reconstructed. However, a playable PC port is still missing.

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A hybrid decompilation project called OpenPete has the 1998 PS1 classic running on Windows at 60fps in widescreen, with the ...

Though it's over two decades old, this classic Spider-Man game still rules.

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It's been 35 years since the advent of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and all the wonders it brought with it.

Polymega is getting ready to ship the next version of its base unit emulation console, and let's hope delays will be minimal.