What was done
TekRantGaming used Claude Code for nearly all the analysis, code, tools and documentation of a ReXGlue recompilation of this Xbox 360 game, with a launcher, for Windows and Linux.
This is a native PC version of South Park: Let's Go Tower Defense Play!, an Xbox 360 downloadable game. The README carries an AI disclosure: the port was made almost entirely with Claude Code, and the repository owner directed and tested the work while the AI did the analysis, code, tools and documentation.
How it was done
The original Xbox 360 game code is translated to native PC code with the ReXGlue SDK, and a launcher wraps it. No game files are included. The user installs from their own package in a few clicks. A developer build adds tracing hooks for null-page access and a way to dump the decrypted game image for debugging.
Results
The README lists native Windows and Linux builds, with a single AppImage for Linux and the Steam Deck, the console's 60 FPS paced like the Xbox 360, resolutions up to 8K, FXAA and MSAA, remappable controls, achievements with pop-ups, six languages and self-updating from the release page.