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Nintendo’s Super Mario 64 browser port is partly disabled after copyright report
A Claude-assisted multiplayer version of Super Mario 64 was partly disabled after a copyright owner report on X. The project was created by Oliver Sauter, and the webpage hosting it is still online.
The port is part of a recent wave of AI-assisted game projects, including ports and modifications shared online.
Other Nintendo games, including Super Mario Odyssey and Smash Bros.
Ultimate, have also been ported or are being ported to PC.
Nintendo has a history of taking legal action over game emulators and related projects, but most of these ports have not drawn public legal action so far.
Nintendo removed hundreds of Suyu emulator forks from GitHub in August 2026, but Suyu itself remains there.
A recent Suyu version can export game CPU code into C, which can help with porting or reverse engineering, and the sources do not say what Nintendo will do next.
A browser-based multiplayer port of Super Mario 64 was partly disabled after a copyright report, according to Kotaku.
The webpage hosting the port remained online.
The project was made by Oliver Sauter using Claude, Kotaku reported.
The notice said the port was disabled in response to a report by the copyright owner.
Kotaku said other AI-assisted ports of Nintendo games had not drawn similar action at the time of publication.
- Who
- Oliver Sauter made the port. Nintendo is the copyright owner identified in the article.
- What
- A browser-based multiplayer port of Super Mario 64 was partly disabled after a copyright report.
- When
- By October 13, 2026. A related post was dated October 12, 2026.
- Where
- The port was hosted on a webpage, which remained online. The report was noted on X.
- Why
- The notice said it was disabled in response to a report by the copyright owner.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
An X post showed that the Super Mario 64 browser port had been partly disabled.
Kotaku reported that the port was partly disabled while its webpage remained online.
- Game
- Super Mario 64
- Project creator
- Oliver Sauter
- Port type
- Claude-coded multiplayer browser version
- Status
- Partly disabled; webpage remained online
- Copyright report
- The notice attributed the disabling to a report by the copyright owner
What people are saying
disabled in response to a report by the copyright owner
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