Reversed with AI is a directory of 405 AI-assisted reverse engineering projects: AI reverse engineered games, firmware and hardware, file formats, APIs and old software. Every entry lists the target, model, tools, time spent and whether the result actually works.
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The 688 Attack Sub Reborn project involves reverse engineering the 1989 DOS game to create a modernized version with enhanced mechanics, utilizing Claude for custom software development.
Original sourceGioPixelGH used Claude Code to port a Mac build of the Crash Twinsanity decompilation to Windows, with a steady 60 fps and crash fixes found by playing and by a 131-area scripted sweep.
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A 2004 stealth game mission rebuilt in Rust from your own copy.
An N64 space shooter recompiled with a custom graphics module.
A PS2 platformer running natively on Windows at 60 fps.
Every function of a 2000 rally game rebuilt in C++.
A PS1 dating sim rebuilt toward an English Godot port.
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A PS1 driving game matched at 71% by agents.
A PS2 racing engine matched function by function.
A PS2 classic partly rebuilt from matching C.
A PS2 shooter on PC with mouse aim and 120 fps.
Switch Zelda running natively on desktop, built by Claude.
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