Is the Rust game recompiling wave the biggest revolution in game preservation since HD era?
OfficialDCShepard · reddit · 2026-10-12
A podcast host asks about the 'Rust game merging/recompiling' phenomenon, where classic games are decompiled and rewritten in Rust then merged back. He believes it could be the biggest revolution in gaming and game preservation since the HD era began; his cohost Kevin is skeptical, citing bloated code and feedback from a Sonic hacking community contact. The post invites technically knowledgeable readers to correct inaccuracies.
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