tools
Whatever falls out of a rabbit hole and turns out to be useful to somebody else ends up here: single HTML files that run in the browser. No upload, no account, no telemetry — the data stays on the machine that opens it.
In the browser
The AKI Inspector reads the six wrestling games AKI built for the Nintendo 64: WCW vs. nWo World Tour, Virtual Pro-Wrestling 64, WCW/nWo Revenge, WWF WrestleMania 2000, Virtual Pro-Wrestling 2 and WWF No Mercy. It shows rosters, parameters, movesets, damage tables, groups, titles, rule sets, models and the raw bytes of every file in the ROM — plus a MIPS disassembler and interpreter for the game code itself. Every statement it makes about a data format carries a status: proven against the ROM, probable, or merely segmented.
You bring your own ROM. It is read in the browser and never leaves the device.
It is also the tool behind the write-up on Revenge's pin mechanic.