Recomp / Games / PlayStation 2
Way of the Samurai decompilation
Matching decompilation of the US PS2 release of Way of the Samurai (SLUS-20407), with a parallel native PC port planned through static recompilation.
Matching decomp AI-assisted wip · 1.33%Decomp progress
Facts
- Original
- Way of the Samurai (2002)
- Platform
- PlayStation 2
- Method
- Matching decomp
- Provenance
- AI-assisted · README states it is an AI-assisted project pairing an LLM with a byte-exact compile oracle what this means
- Status
- wip · 1.33% matched
- Licence
- none
- Team
- dnb4ever
- Started
- 2026-10
- Needs the original
- Yes: you supply your own legally obtained copy
How to get it legally
This project ships code only. Build or download it from the official repository, then supply data from a copy of Way of the Samurai you own. Recomp never links to ROMs, discs or game data.
This project was decompiled by dnb4ever. Facts last checked 2026-10-23. Suggest a correction
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