Project Unreality
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| Project Unreality | |
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 Project Unreality running the FireDemo |
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| Developed by | Michael Tedder and Brian Gordon |
| Latest release | v0.4a-1 / May 25, 1998 |
| OS | Windows 95, 98, Me, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista |
| Genre | Emulator |
| Website | projunreality.blackbag.org (offline and not archived) |
Project Unreality, created by Michael Tedder and Brian Gordon, was the first Nintendo 64 emulators ever written for the Microsoft Windows operating system: the first version came out on November 29, 1997. Its compatibility was almost zero: all it could do was run several public domain demos (like the FireDemo and Pong64), display the N64 logo screen in Wave Race 64 and some opening screens in Mortal Kombat Trilogy.
The last version came out on May 25, 1998, and has since been discontinued (it was superseded by UltraHLE, the first Nintendo 64 emulator capable to run commercial games), but the source code is available in the Public Domain.
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