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Why a 21-year-old coder finally ported the real P.T. to PC: 'That something so influential could eventually become unplayable never sat right with me'

Not emulation or a remake, a native PC port of Kojima's horror classic has arrived.

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A native PC port of Hideo Kojima’s horror demo P.T. has been released by programmer Lorean Xavier. The project, made public this week, runs on Windows and Linux by translating the original code rather than emulating or remaking the game. It does not include any copyrighted assets and requires users to provide a dumped copy of the original P.T. to function. This removes the previous limitation of the demo being playable only on PS4.

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