And seems to me like a natural next step following in the amazing work done by the decomp team and pc port. However, I believe access to this game's source code in a higher level programming language opens it up to a wider pool of potentially capable developers / modders. What's wrong with Web Assembly / Emscripten (Special thanks to djoslin0, the developer of this project, for consultation and advice on the implementation of multiplayer for sm64js.
Opportunity to refactor / rewrite with modern coding style and cleanup Online cooperative multiplayer mod for SM64, aiming to synchronize all entities and every level for two players.Portablity: Sm64 projects can run on any device with a web browser anywhere without needing to download or install anything.More friendly to prototyping multiplayer custom games/mods.More friendly to importing other software modules/packages.Extensibility: More access to more developers to add custom content.This project also includes the development of online mass multiplayer versions of sm64js and other custom multiplayer game modes. Some will be glitchy, laggy, or not even run properly, this browser version is none of that. This project required creating a JavaScript WebGL port of N64 Fast 3D Renderer originally implemented with OpenGL in C. The browser-based Super Mario 64's origins are actually a port of the Super Mario 64 decomp project, For those who actively play ROMs will no doubt already be familiar with N64 games can be hit or miss when it comes to emulation. This is an ongoing work-in-progress port of the decompilation of original Nintendo game, Super Mario 64, to native JavaScript (No Emulation) (No Web Assembly).
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