Programmer ports Super Mario 64 to Microsoft’s Zune HD media player — the 2009 iPod rival runs the game natively on its Nvidia Tegra chip, with touchscreen controls and saves

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BrikoX@lemmy.zip · 1 month ago

DarkCloud@lemmy.world · 1 month ago

The zune was apparently superior to the ipod.

artyom@piefed.social · 1 month ago

Like many competing products, Microsoft primarily failed on marketing and cultivating a cult following.