The Dreamcast just got a new port of Mario Kart 64, and after a couple months of work, it's here and ready to play.

Mario Kart 64 is now unofficially playable natively on your personal computer courtesy of some of the same people who’ve brought us similar Nintendo 64 PC ports. And so far, Nintendo seems ...

The Dreamcast was released after the Nintendo 64, so it's not quite as impressive a feat as Girgis' other projects, like ...

You may like Mario Kart World just launched with Switch 2, but PC gamers are playing Mario Kart 64 instead thanks to a "many-year" fan project that doesn't contain Nintendo's original code ...

We still don’t know what the M64 looks like, or what exactly it’s capable of, but a brief new teaser shows it running Mario Kart 64 on a CRT for the “early bird” price of $200.