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    Inside the polygon museum

    Jun 11, 2020 2 minutes

    The Nintendo 64 had a multitude of racing games and one person who knows this better than most is Leo Burke. After becoming fascinated with some hidden code he found in AeroGauge, he decided to create a tribute to N64 racers by creating a virtual museum. Here he tells us how it happened.

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