NESformer runs Super Mario Bros. from one command with scripted button timing
dbreunig · x · 2026-10-31
dbreunig demonstrates NESformer: a single python command loads a NES ROM and runs 600 frames, while a --buttons flag scripts precise input timing (e.g. start@60-65 and timed a-press sequences) to control gameplay on screen.
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