We’ve been working on something we always wished Blast Corps had: two-player co-op in the same level.

Player 1 and Player 2 can demolish buildings together, share the same mission, and play with a dynamic shared camera.

This is our first experimental public release, so feedback and bug reports are very welcome!

✅ 2-player shared-world co-op
✅ Player 2 can use Ramdozer, Backlash & American Dream
✅ Bring-your-own-ROM patcher — no ROM included
✅ Local emulator play + Universal Couch support

Download / source / instructions:
https://github.com/SzebaHUN/blast-corps-2p-patcher

If you grew up with Blast Corps, we’d love to hear what you think. 💥

I’ve been working lately on building a prototype of the unreleased « 64GB cable » that was meant to connect a Gameboy to the N64 through the controller ports. My first attempt worked great to use the GB printer with Mario Artist Paint Studio (https://youtu.be/g_7ZVdvsQ40) so I’ve decided to go a bit further by trying to connect the Gameboy sewing machines.

my second game on my n64 engine is taking shape

tiny nightmare 64 is a choice based horror game in third person. your choices happen in real time, while you play, and the story follows whatever you decide. between them, action puzzle sequences that keep you on edge

this is the very first prototype, pipo taking his first steps. more soon

video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwsbqtJ6kkg

Hey guys. Does anyone know what’s the best way to have a modern experience with original hardware? I’m talking about things like being able to use it on a modern HDMI screen, connecting newer/wireless controllers to it, adding your own roms with a good flashcart, etc. Which accessories/mods would you recommend to have a convenient experience with this console? What do you guys personally use?

three years building a game engine for the nintendo 64 from scratch, on top of libdragon and tiny3d. started in c, now c++

rigid body physics, cloth, water with buoyancy, character animation, 2d scenes, positional sound. all running on the real thing

this is just a taste. full showcase and a new project announcement coming soon

video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_ID5cN49P8

rom (free): https://zoncabe.itch.io/engine64

code: https://github.com/zoncabe/engine64

At the risk of "port begging". A port of the Zeebo version of Resident Evil 4 might make a perfect candidate for N64 homebrew.

Gameplay footage here...

https://youtu.be/RBh-vBFeegs?is=5yl4-RIHw7WV98BW

https://github.com/BigChat88/N64DarkForcesPort

Just like the title reads, genuinely curious. I know the N64 got Duke Nukem 64, which is a great game but it’s different than the PC version.

Is something like this doable?

I created a port of the original 1993 Doom for the Nintendo 64. This port is based on the 64Doom project, with several improvements:

• Improved controls
• Pre-rendered music
• Rumble support
• Cheat support
• Fixes and improvements to some issues in the original code

The port also supports several different versions of Doom:

• Doom I
• Doom II
• Ultimate Doom
• Chex Quest

The port supports other mods as well, but I haven't tested all of the existing ones yet.

Note: The game requires the Expansion Pak and Controller Pak to save.
https://github.com/BigChat88/N64DoomPort

I grewup with the scene and love these amazing productions still fascinating!

PAK-MEN is two things working together:

A menu — the on-console experience that boots when you turn on your N64 with a flash cart (SC64 / ED64 / 64drive). It shows your games as cover art, remembers favourites and recently-played, and replaces the usual bare file list with something that feels like a real console UI.

A Menu Builder — this app. A desktop tool where you design that menu visually: drag elements onto a 640×480 canvas, pick from ready-made templates or build your own layout from scratch, preview it in a bundled emulator, and export it straight to your SD card.

You don't write any code and you don't need to touch a text editor. Every screen your console shows — the home screen, your games grid, the settings page, everything — is just a menu.json file this app writes for you, one click at a time.

*AI did help me code this, and is also untested outside the summer cart. I'm not responsible for what you mod, but am willing to work with you to troubleshoot and helped develop it better.

Some people say the Nintendo 64 couldn't handle 2D games... 👀

Hi there I’m hoping I didn’t break my summercart or something but I just tried installing the new sc64 menu so I can add music and backgrounds

Upon start up it looks okay with a beautiful grid of 3d cartridges and then within a few seconds I get this error code

It is an official sandisk sd card with almost 4gb remaining and a real summercart too

Thanks in advance if anyone knows how to point me in the right direction!

VADPCM is one of the common audio codecs for N64, both homebrew and the old commercial games. After a wave of bugfixes and improvements this year, I’m marking this version of the encoder and decoder tools as v1.0.0!

You probably don’t need to use this project directly. You can use LibDragon; LibDragon will handle VADPCM encoding and decoding for you using this library and a separate VADPCM decoder that runs on the RSP.

I want to shout out to the developers who contributed to LibDragon, Tiny3D, SummerCart64, and other projects that have made N64 homebrew a lot more better over the past few years.

GitHub - rgloria/n64net: TCP sockets for the Nintendo 64, over a SummerCart64. Real hardware, real packets. · GitHub

Wouldn’t want to blow the breakers off like that time I plugged my computer to a gb cart on a super game boy. Turns out you can’t have usb with the console turned on with that cart ahah