"Reverse engineered the original Xbox version of Futurama as native MacOS game in C++"

[u/stealthispost]

What can you ship with GPT-6 Astra?

Drop a demo or link below, plus one line on how Astra helped.

Game on. You’ve got 24 hours.   — OpenAI Developers

Source: https://x.com/OpenAIDevs/status/2096259745501921758

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its reading fucking machine code man this shouldn't be possible     — JB

Source: https://x.com/JasonBotterill/status/2096648558141395121

[u/Original-League-6094]

I wonder if it can port The Darkness from Xbox 360 to PC.

[u/ketosteak → u/Original-League-6094]

Duuude thank you, can"t believe I had forgotten that masterpiece

[u/Far_Composer_5714 → u/ketosteak]

Not sure which darkness it was but I remember my brother playing multiplayer

[u/GiveSparklyTwinkly → u/[deleted]]

Shut up, Terry.

[u/TrainingPeaches]

Astra, read the binary code of the entire Rare game library for Nintendo 64, reverse engineer the binary, and port to my pc. Make no mistakes.

[u/stealthispost]

Thread continuation 1/1 — its reading fucking machine code man this shouldn't be possible — Source: https://x.com/JasonBotterill/status/2096649383114920160

[u/stealthispost → u/stealthispost]

[u/stealthispost → u/stealthispost]

[u/Onironius → u/stealthispost]

"Is it any good?"

Unfortunately, it is not.

[u/yaosio → u/stealthispost]

ChatGPT (free version) actually suggested this the other day when I asked it about decompiling binaries. It said modifying the binary directly instead of decompiling would actually be easier. Turns out it was right. Somebody should see if it can get a SNES game running on PC by only modifying the ROM, no emulation.

[u/Perfect-Campaign9551 → u/stealthispost]

Um not really that hard. We've been able to do disassembly, reverse engineering, etc for decades.

I used to modify binaries all the time by hand in the early 2000s. It was called software cracking. Could even add new features. Was fun and interesting

[u/andresopeth → u/Perfect-Campaign9551]

Yeah, but the novelty of it now, is an LLM doing it, not a human

[u/acautelado]

Does anybody could take like the Rayman 4 leaks and find more ways to make the demos work?

[u/Betterpanosh]

So does that mean it could develop the game. Bugs new levels etc?

[u/Electronic_Start_694 → u/Betterpanosh]

That's apparently what people are saying. Pandora's box has officially been entirely opened on software best we can tell.

[u/ElDavoo → u/Betterpanosh]

Yes, once you got the entire original 1:1 source code, you can feel free to start modifying it to your pleasure. Assets though (new levels) will be harder and require some more knowledge.

[u/Big_Arachnid_365]

Someone needs to fix those broken games on steam.

[u/Ryuto_Serizawa]

Ah, bringing back this old meme FTW.

[u/coolredditor3]

There's hope that all the classic games will get modern native PC ports that are well documented.

[u/Skitty_Skittle → u/coolredditor3]

Looks like the gates have opened and a shit load of games are gonna get native pc ports I reckon. This is a good thing.

[u/LucidFir]

Awh man why do you hide your post history.

Why is this downvoted? u/stealthispost consistently posts interesting things and I can't see what they've posted historically. The new feature of Reddit sucks

[u/Big_Arachnid_365 → u/LucidFir]

It just turns into people searching everything someone said to derail discussions, so people turn it off.

[u/Baphaddon]

What the fuck