There is a project called Retroarch that provides an emulator frontend to various emulator back ends. One of those back ends is Mupen64/Parallel N64. And retroarch and many of its cores are already compiled to WebAssembly, with a layer that binds to WebGL.
When you’ve got that, anything can be intercepted and hacked with Javascript to draw into a headset with WebXR/WebVR. It’s just a matter of hax!
Read the article at medium.com.
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