(Image credit: Patchzyy, Nintendo) The static recompilation craze has just hit a milestone with developer @patchzyy sharing a slick and smooth-looking version of “ Mario Kart Wii, rebuilt for PC.” Mario Kart Wiicompiled, created using the help of AI coding, is being teased now, with a video embedded below, but isn’t expected to become available as a beta until next month. That is, if it doesn’t get whack-a-moled somehow by the notoriously litigious Nintendo. Announcing Mario Kart Wiicompiled - YouTube Watch On For context, several developers have been busy with static recompilation projects over recent years. Successes in recompiling games from platforms like the Nintendo N64 (and Xbox 360 ) have clearly inspired a generational jump, with patchzyy’s claimed “first static recompilation of a Wii game.” From the brief video, it looks pretty good. Static recompilation transforms the binary machine code into equivalent native code for the target platform, like PC.…