SNO2207/WindowSmash

Experimental Windows x64 native porting toolkit for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: static AArch64 recompilation, a D3D11 runtime, and Local Wireless relay netplay.

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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as a native Windows program, built on your own PC from your own copy of the game. Setup guide · Playing · Multiplayer · DLC & unlocks · Game updates · Linux · macOS · How it works A Nintendo Switch and a Windows PC have different kinds of processors, so a Switch game can't run on a PC as it is. An emulator solves that by translating the game while you play. WindowSmash translates it once, ahead of time: it turns the game's code into C, compiles that into an ordinary Windows program, and adds a runtime that gives the game what it expects from a Switch: graphics, sound, controllers, files and networking. The game itself still comes from your files. This repository holds only the translator (the recompiler) and the runtime. What you get Install WindowSmash.bat does the setup for you. It installs the…

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  1. Contents
  2. What is WindowSmash?
  3. What you need
  4. Install and play
  5. Step 1: Check your PC
  6. Step 2: Have your game files ready
  7. Step 3: Download WindowSmash
  8. Step 4: Start the installer
  9. Step 5: Let it install the tools
  10. Step 6: Choose your folders
  11. Step 7: Wait while it builds the game
  12. Step 8: Play

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What this repository does

Experimental Windows x64 native porting toolkit for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: static AArch64 recompilation, a D3D11 runtime, and Local Wireless relay netplay.

Repository facts

Owner
SNO2207
Primary language
C
Stars
319
Forks
31
Open issues + pull requests
4
License
Not reported — inspect the license file
Archived
No
Default branch
main
Created
2026-10-18T00:50:53.000Z
Last push
2026-10-21T07:43:01.000Z

Topics and intended use

Owner-supplied topics: aarch64, direct3d11, native-port, static-recompilation, windows

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