Portal with N64 Reveal Trailer 

They most likely created their own dev kit. This whole project is amazi g.

N64 yes but what about the Sega Saturn?

The nearly 30 years people have had to pick apart all the hardware and software probably helped

Eh. Thats more of a Sega Saturn thing, N64 development isn't nearly as hard

@@CinnamonOwO No, Treasure Co said it was harder on N64 than Saturn, and they developed games on both systems, including Mischief Makers and one of the most graphically impressive Saturn games, Radiant Silvergun

Not sure if the 64 can handle Portals physics and length. Not entirely sure because Im pulling this out of my mind. I hope its possible though, would be cool to play this on my 64

He said that he has this working on an actual Nintendo 64

@@SonicChaocc watch his other videos, he documents how he did it, its all real.

Put it in a trash bin inside saddam hussein's bunker

It'd be so funny to see Portal 64 on an iceberg chart or smth

At this rate you probably won’t have to wait long

@@memetech- Actually with the rate he's currently going if he were to recreate the entirety of portal, it might take him another 6 months, not including this month. So maybe we might get it in May of 2023?

@@memetech- True!! He's done great progress. Can't wait to play the full version soon!! ♥

there were real attempts at porting Portal to the PSP and DS

@@protocetid I knew about the Nintendo DS but the PSP was a unity clone. From that knowledge I could say that there was a genuine attempt at fans making a unity clone of portal for Android as well, in spite of there being a real version of portal for Android that was only available on Nvidia shield devices.

You can run N64 cartridges on your PC? :o Neat!

N64 emulator is actually going to need a much better pc than actual portal

@@qwertyuiopanezd1256 N64 emulation can run on a 50 dollar walmart tablet. I know this from experience.

@@georgegividen damn i had a 60 euro tablet and it barely ran mario 64

​@@qwertyuiopanezd1256n64 emus run much better than you make it out to be lol

Probably a cease and desist

get an everdrive 64

Yes, what he has done so far is available to download in the git hub link. This works on actual N64 hardware using an Everdrive.

Additionally, is it possible to put it onto a cartridge accepted by an unmodded console?

What if someone figured out how to attach an RTX GPU to an N64, and raytrace actual N64 games?

@@DanielLCarrier buddy, somebody figured out how to get raytracing on a snes! (The super RT chip) i think it would be pretty easy for someone like that to get raytracing on an n64 :p

@@mr_indie_fan yes but that's not real-time ray tracing. Someone made a ray tracer for a TI-84 calculator but that doesn't mean it works in real time

@@Subject97 SuperRT is explicitly realtime tho. There's a coprocessor in the cartridge, and maybe something similar can be done for the N64. Aren't there even 4 expansion ports that are explicitly meant for something like this?

@@ilonachan wait, what? I didn't know that. That sounds cool

So true

(go ahead and whoosh me) I am pretty sure this is a parody of the rtx portal project

@Engineer Gaming shoot i forgot to mention that the trailer was a parody, not the whole thing

@@cakeeatingpirate well at least the trailer maybe

@андур абзундархуле reedit thing (unless your just being a grammar Nazi because I didn't put down 4 O's)

Yep, but I think visual improvements will come after all the gameplay and map creation is done.

@@trashtrash2169 Of course, as it should. I do a lot of N64-style models myself and used to be really into Ocarina of Time hacking, so I figured I'd drop a little recommendation. But yeah, gameplay is most important and should be handled first and foremost.

I think it would look buggy, since the engine doesn't render any offscreen polygons and that may affect the gradient between vertices

@@shadesoftime Vertex colors work on a per-face basis. Every face has a color value for each vertex rather than every vertex having a single color value. They can even have sharp edges. There wouldn't be any issues with culling.

@@GANONdork123 how heavy would that be impact wise on the n64 though?

it would suck for nvidia because it would overshadow the nvidia version

RTX version doesn't look fantastic.

It does help that we have over two decades of experience working in 3d that devs of the time largely didn't- also the n64 is a quirky machine that we know more about now than the people who made the damn thing 😆. I do shate that wonder in how different the gaming landscape would be now if devs had this knowledge and understanding though. What exciting games would we be nostalgic for now and all that.

Well if a console's life cycle was more than 7 years it might have been possible. But, it takes a lot of time to figure out how to optimize for a console, and figure out what its *really* capable of.

@@Yipper64 the limits of a console are truly tested beyond death, the snes can run raytracing at a good fps rate now. (Look up super RT chip for more info on that)

@@Yipper64 While this is true, we're seeing this happen right now with the Switch with games like The Witcher 3 and the Doom games, most people thought they would never be ported, and while they obviously have compromises, they still run on that console, but I get where you're coming from, I do wish consoles lasted more than they usually do, but it's hard when they don't sell as good after 5 years (except the Switch, that thing is selling more now at 5 and a half years old than when it was new).

Just try imaging what it would have been like to release this back then. Dude would be Kojima, Meier and Newell levels of famous now.