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Post by KostaAndreadis @ 01:43pm 03/11/21 | 1 Comments
Or even the original Prey, remember that. Running on early Nintendo 64 hardware, programmer Giles Goddard (of Star Fox and SuperFX chip fame) was putting together a Hyrule Castle demo that had a crystal that would instantly teleport you to another section via walking through it. Like a portal. Like... Portal.

Check it out.



Bear in mind that this is from around 1996, a time when 3D graphics in games were blocky and ran at around 20-fps at the best of times. For those that played what would eventually become The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, you'll no doubt recall that it didn't have the portal stuff in there -- which didn't make it past the tech-demo stage.

It's impressive, and a nice little slice of videogame history.



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Darkhawk
Posted 04:16pm 03/11/21
The fast loading times of cartridges would have given us PS5's Ratchet and Clank levels of performance lol!
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