The third is like a Russian squat dance / prisyadkaLINK animations:
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Yeah, like a person posting in this thread with a Kazooie avatar lol
No it's not, especially if the code doesn't contain original assets or a .exe. Again, you don't know what the hell you're talking about.
N64 GAMES LEAKED
Uniracers come to mind, unless they decide to pay Pixar royalties.
Time Twist doesn't really have legal issues, but considering the themes of the game I'm pretty sure Nintendo will never re-release it.
The thing about these leaks, and this was discussed in the last thread, was how you prove to a jury or judge you didn't look at the source code when you made the "port." Remember, none of the code or assets can be from Nintendo. If such a game was made on PC, as an enthusiast you would have to obtain the assets yourself to even run the game. It's all dubious but not necessarily illegal if done right, like the Mario project.
Directive 2009/24/EC protects not only the specific source code, but also the design of a computer program. Therefore, you need not steal the exact source code, if you source code copies the original design it is still a copyright infringement. Moreover, Super Mario 64 does not only consist of source code, but also art assets and PC ports of Super Mario 64 include those assets naturally. But have fun putting your own assets on the reverse engineered Super Mario 64 source code and trying to sell it as your product.
So it's into the N64 era now.Gigaleak part 2:
I'd still love a part 3 Famicom dump.
Lol k, they're effectively creating an engine/skeleton and putting it on the internet. It's not illegal why are you tripping. It still hasn't been taken down has it? Even if Nintendo lawyers are building a case I'd like to see them prove the code wasn't made in a clean room. There will be a settlement, and the port will still be on the internet lol.
Edit; nope still up.
Edit; nope still up.
If that were illegal, romhacking.net would've been shut down ages ago.
Maybe, but I don't think it really matters that much considering some of the human performed ACE exploits depends on compile time RAM locations to perform and work done on said game.
It's not happening with leaked source code, anything made with it is dead instantly
Something being online is a very bad indicator for it being legal. They are not creating an engine, they are recreating* the Mario 64 engine, including all of its characteristic behaviour. This most definitely is not fine with Directive 2009/24/EC .
* Which in itself is pretty strong wording, it being based on a decompilation of the original product.
thats interesting, could an emulator mitigate this? Oh this would fall into the "work done on said game" category I guess.
counter point: how will Nintendo prove that in a court of law without providing Nintendo assets and an .exe which the creators don't provide? Since you're so fond of looking up statutes I'm curious to see you explain the intricacies of such a case.
Gigaleak part 2:
Oh, this is huge. I'm really curious about that "dm64' folder. What game could that be?
I'm curious about Ocarina 2, unless it's just a second folder for Ocarina cause it was too big or something.
Also, any hints of Super Mario 128.
Also, any hints of Super Mario 128.
Here's a sneak peek:
My friend on my n64 dev discord was able to figure out how to convert those .anm files for the SuperFX test models. That's probably the first ever 3D Yoshi animation ever made lol. Still working on converting the rest, will post them here.
That's really cool, been trying to find out how to convert some of these files, but no luck myself. So great that others manage so quickly!
"It is difficult to prove to be a copyright breach" is not the same as "it is no copyright breach". In principle, such a proof would have to use very specific behaviour, e.g. bugs, that are recreated and are very unlikely (in sum) to have been developed independently. In this specific case it would probably be a bit easier though because the people who did it said themselves they decompiled the original and built their recreation of the behaviour from that.
You should see what zfg just debuted for the 100% route the other day.
Super Mario 64 Full CVS
It protects the preparatory design documents. It explicitly says that it doesn't protect what's underneath the program.
They're distributed separately though.
List of roms:
1080 - 1080 Snowboarding
cba - Custom Robo
cba2 - Custom Robo 2
dm64 - Dr. Mario 64
forest - Animal Forest
mk64 - Mario Kart 64
wr64 - Wave Race 64
yoshi - Yoshi's Story
z_majora - Majora's Mask
z_ocarina - Ocarina of Time
z_ocarina2 - Ocarina of Time (Ura 64DD Expansion?)
1080 - 1080 Snowboarding
cba - Custom Robo
cba2 - Custom Robo 2
dm64 - Dr. Mario 64
forest - Animal Forest
mk64 - Mario Kart 64
wr64 - Wave Race 64
yoshi - Yoshi's Story
z_majora - Majora's Mask
z_ocarina - Ocarina of Time
z_ocarina2 - Ocarina of Time (Ura 64DD Expansion?)
I like Sega leak threads better. They're not full of people lecturing about copyright or making others feel bad for simply being fascinated by work-in-progress material.
lmao
nintendo won't announce the mario 64 remaster so the beta gets fucking hacked
Y'know, looking back through this thread, I find this part fascinating. Because it's only just clicked in my head really that Donkey Kong 94 -- and this emphasis on Mario's new moves -- lead directly into Super Mario 64, right? They'd have been working on that (or at least thinking about it) around that time. Hard not to see Super Donkey as the missing link in so many ways.
Awesome.
All I really want are two things. DragonFly and the 1990 proto/alpha of Super Ghouls N Ghosts where the first level has a lot of different graphics/enemies.
Old build of SUPER MARIO 64 sounds awesome. I'd like that N64/64DD version of 64 Wars as well
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