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Harbour Masters has done it again, bringing another classic from the Nintendo 64 over to PC, this time porting Mario Kart 64.

Now, Mario Kart 64 is the latest classic title to make the leap to PC. As reported by VGC, the fan programming team known as Harbour Masters has shared its Mario Kart 64 port, which has been ...

Mario Kart 64 is now playable on PC with a native port of the game that supports 4K, Ultrawide displays, 120 FPS, and even ships with course editor.

Still, running Mario Kart 64 on PC without emulation, complete with custom graphics settings, is probably the best way we have today to enjoy Nintendo's masterpiece in a new light.

And they were right; Nintendo has not. But who cares? Because someone else has—the legends known as The Harbour Masters have managed to natively port Mario Kart 64 to PC, no emulator necessary.

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