Super Mario 64 Runs in Mixed Reality at 90 fps
Super Mario 64 Runs in Mixed Reality at 90 fps
A full 3D Super Mario 64 game world was shown running in mixed reality at 90 frames per second.
A full version of Super Mario 64 has been run directly in mixed reality at 90 frames per second.
This is not just a standard stereoscopic image, but a full 3D game world that appears to come alive on the surface of a real table.
The result was created using Claude Opus 5.5 and PICO CLI.
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AnalysisIt shows how AI and development tools can rapidly turn complex interactive experiences into mixed-reality prototypes.
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