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Time to announce the sixth winner of the Summercart64 drawing! This month includes "No Mercy" and "World Tour" Patrons who have been members for at least two months. Another drumroll, please... 🥁🥁🥁 Check the video to see the lucky winner and congratulations! Summercart64 ordered from Phenom Mod.Who's Eligible in July?:

Only active $10 "No Mercy" Patrons are eligible to participate. Patrons must have been a member on any tier for at least two months.

You can only win the SC64 once to keep things fair.

Winner will be randomly chosen on the 15th using an online wheel spin like the one in this post.

Look out for a post on July 1st to enter. Thank you to everyone for your support!

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Hawkes789

Ah so close! Congrats Mad Dog!

Mark Simpson

I thought you were going to win this time!

ShawnD93

Congratulations MDS!

Mad Dog Steve

Wow!!! Thanks all this made my entire week👍

Sonny C

Hey man, is there any chance No Mercy will ever receive a PC port like Mario 64 got, and Zelda OoT? Then we would see so many mods for the game that could easily be played, I would assume at least. Thank you for all your work man. It is very refreshing. I saw you Backlash game preview on YouTube and dude, you have been at it for a while with great work.

Retro Randy Price

It’s definitely possible. Unfortunately I still need to learn C programming. freem has been slowly working on a VPW2 decomp for years. It’s tough when it’s one person. This subject is something I think about from time to time and would love to work on one for NM at some point. In the meantime, I’ve been gathering data locations for years along with others. This will definitely help when the time comes. No current plans but it’s only a matter of time. They have some auto decomp programs out but it still requires a ton of additional work to get things in order. I have been at it for a while. General No Mercy gameshark modding for about 10 years and assembly ROM hacking for about 6. I learn more as I go, hence why the mods seem better over time.