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Nintendo 3DS runs Windows 95, for real

Nintendo 3DS runs Windows 95, for real

Posted on January 4, 2016March 26, 2020 By Jarvis

Compared to running the very same OS on a smartwatch, seeing Windows 95 booting up on a New Nintendo 3DS might look tame in comparison. It could potentially also be more useful. Perhaps that is why there is a bit more excitement surrounding this port of one Microsoft’s earliest operating systems to Nintendo’s current gaming handheld. While the project might be a big deal for a holiday vacation project, the biggest question perhaps will be “what now?”.
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