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This site is dedicated to resources on video game decompilation.
Matching decompilation is the process of writing source code (C/C++) that compiles to the same exact binary as the original. This usually requires using the same compiler as the original game, but all source code is written from scratch.
Matching decompilation is a difficult and time-consuming process, leading us to develop close-knit communities of people passionate about decompiling games.
- decomp.dev | Decompilation progress reports
- decomp.me | Collaborative decompilation platform
- ghidra.decomp.dev | Shared Ghidra server for decomp projects
Whilst there are disassembly projects for pre-5th generation console games, it wasn't until the 5th generation of consoles where games were primarily written in C/C++ rather than assembled.