The graphics shown in the Halo Infinite gameplay trailer may not have convinced many users, but at least, it served to inspire someone to create something as fun as the following video that you can see below. What would Halo Infinite be like if it were available for Nintendo 64 ?
Halo on Nintendo 64
If you thought you saw it all, wait until you see this recreation of Halo Infinite made by Hooloppe, a YouTube user known for his retro recreations. And it is that this user had already surprised us before with intros and scenes of current games running under engines of old consoles, such as Death Stranding for the original PlayStation.
His latest work could not be other than Halo Infinite , and is that taking into account the bad criticism that the first gameplay of the next generation Halo has garnered, it was to be expected that memes and ridicules of it would appear all over the internet. And that’s just what Halo 64 pretty much presents us with, albeit with better intentions than any previously published joke.
Super Mario 64 as a base
To achieve this spectacular result, Hooloppe has been based on Super Mario 64 to create this incredible recreation of the world of Halo. The idea was to recreate the trailer shown at the last Microsoft conference, and as you can see, the results without spectacular, since it manages to imitate the sequences with an incredible resemblance.
Obviously we are not referring to the graphic level, since as you can see, the textures, lighting and effects remain at the level of the 64-bit console, although more than one will find it funny to see Halo Infinite running with such graphic quality , since it could be seen as a somewhat sarcastic way of evaluating what was seen in the official trailer.
The video also has some details that only the most fans of Nintendo 64 will know how to recognize, since the dialogues of the scene are accompanied by subtitles that maintain the Banjo-Kazooie aesthetic, or the end of the demo, which ends with the capture of the Super Mario star, allowing us to return to the Castle through a rather peculiar painting.
A very particular mod
If there is something that characterizes a successful game, it is the mods that are born after its launch. It does not matter that the game is many years old and the console that allowed it to be played has disappeared. Mods will always keep you alive, and this is a prime example. And, who has not seen more than one GTA mod with which they have hallucinated in colors?