conker

Work-in-progress decompilation of Conker's Bad Fur Day for N64

Conker's Bad Fur Day running natively on PC: an N64 recompilation with a Classic mode true to the N64 and a Modern mode (widescreen, smooth frame rate, free camera).

Conker: Live & Reloaded (Xbox) on Windows & Linux: a native recompilation with a launcher that builds it from your own disc, widescreen up to 240 FPS, enhancements, and online play with room codes.

Native PC port of Conker's Bad Fur Day (N64) via Static MIPS Recompilation. SDL2 engine with 3D UV texturing, N64 audio, EEPROM save system, and ROM drag-and-drop launcher. No copyrighted assets included.

An unofficial native PC port of the OG Xbox Conker: Live & Reloaded.

Decompilation of Conker's Bad Fur Day for Nintendo 64 (N64), with asset extraction tools, model-preview generation, and asset-format research.

Conker: Live & Reloaded (Xbox) on Nintendo Switch, Linux and Windows: static recompilation. Build it from your own XBE; no game data.

An old collection of reverse engineering efforts to explore and extract files from Grabbed by the Ghoulies

Unofficial native Windows port of Conker: Live & Reloaded (Xbox) by static recompilation. Portage PC natif et non officiel. Game files not included.

Conker's Bad Fur Day: Recompiled with online multiplayer (netplay). Fork of sciaschi/CBFD-Recompiled.

Memory for a personal AI agent, with every fact traceable to its source. Evidence in, bounded context out.

Conker: Live & Reloaded PC recomp fork: native mouse camera and borderless fullscreen (source only; no game data).

A personal AI companion you host yourself: it remembers you, shows its work, and never acts without your say.

Conker's runtime: conversations, model routing, tool calls and an append-only record of every turn.

The one door between an AI agent and the outside world: typed tools, exact single-use approvals, spending limits and receipts.

A read-only window onto the machine: vitals, containers, logs and verified backups. Not a remote control.

Text to vectors for Conker — one job, one boundary