Powerslave EX is much the same way in most cases, and before he got C&D'd, he was well on the way to fixing any inconsistencies people have found. Take Doom 64 EX for example, he was able to get the game performing 100% like the original, right down to Demo compatibility, quirks in the Macro system, and other assorted bugs, and all that was done without source code. If Turok EX ever goes free someday, he'll likely provide conversion utilities much akin to Doom 64 EX (which converts the Doom 64 ROM into a usable Doom WAD file).ĭoom 64 EX and Strife: Veteran Edition are using their native formats, since the support just came naturally thanks to being based on Doom3D and Chocolate Strife respectively, which are open source, and WADs have no shortage of tools that can manipulate them, therefore being easy a fuck to mod.Īs for programming by sight, not everything. If a port is commercial and on a digital platform, there's no real necessity for it to support files from old CD retail copies.

KPF as the extension), for ease of support and ease of making mods. Yes, the assets are repacked as a ZIP (With. Kaiser unpacks the game assets and reprograms the rest by sight.

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