Nintendo N64 game "perfect Dark" has been completely decompiled and is expected to log on to the PC platform.

CTOnews.com, October 17 (Xinhua)-- developer Ryan Dwyer announced that the science fiction FPS game "perfect Dark" on the Nintendo N64 platform has been completely decrypted, making it possible for the game to log on to PC.

Dwyer said it had completely decompiled the "perfect Dark" of two versions of NTSC, including version 1.0 at the time of release, and later HD copies.

Decompilation allows developers to create technically legal PC versions of "perfect Darkness". In addition, Mod makers will be able to add new features to the game or improve resolution, frame count, and texture quality.

According to the decompiled status page, the final version of NTSC 1.0 and NTSC of the game has been completed. 97.4% Dwyer said that the game ontology is 100% complete, and all that is left is some function mismatch.

CTOnews.com learned that perfect Darkness, which was released on N64 in 2000, is a spiritual sequel to the Golden Eye. The game tells the story of the heroine Joanna Dark saving the earth and defeating the lizard man.

The perfect Dark decompilation project is legal because it recreates the game code from scratch without using any copyrighted resources such as textures or music.

Perfect Dark decompiled project: click here to see