Talent shows the new progress of transplantation, and the game "Portal" can be run on Nintendo N64 host.

CTOnews.com, November 21 (Xinhua)-- N64 experts and programmers James Lambert have worked hard over the past few years to port Valve's Portal games to N64 game consoles. After testing by more than a dozen fans, this 2007 classic game runs stably on the N64 host.

Lambert put a lot of effort into the whole migration work, almost need to recompile and render, call part of the z-buffer of N64 to render the lighting, physical texture and so on of the "Portal" game, realizing the full 3D game experience.

The GitHub address of the project is attached to CTOnews.com, which can be read by interested users.

Nintendo 64 (N64), the third-generation home game console of Nintendo, is the successor to SFC and the pioneer of 64-bit computing in consumer electronics.

Portal Portal is a single-player game developed by Valve. The story is set in the mysterious Aperture Technology Lab, a game designed to change the way players deal with, deal with, and speculate about possible situations in a particular environment; similar to the half-life 2 gravity gun opens up to deal with targets in a particular environment. Players must open the entrance to manipulating objects and puzzles through space to solve physical problems and challenges.