Update: September 11, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for Wii, has received a new commit from the SMGCommunity team. The update is tracked under commit hash cec0bdfbb828c78a071438f4ef4592ff0143a91b in the project's repository.
No further details or media were provided alongside this commit, but each push typically represents incremental progress toward matching more of the original game's code. As with previous updates, this keeps the long-running decompilation effort moving forward, bringing the project closer to a fully buildable, open source recreation of the game's codebase.
Update: September 10, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The community driven decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has received a new commit (d1ae0a05cc023d52ecdcbc7731c8c79f0cb84dc6) pushed to the project's repository.
As with most decomp work, individual commits typically chip away at matching more of the original Wii game's compiled code to readable, buildable source. No further details were provided alongside this update, but it marks continued active development on the project. Fans following the decompilation can expect incremental improvements like this to accumulate over time toward a fully matching source tree.
Update: September 10, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Petari decompilation project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy, has landed a new commit in its repository. The update is identified by commit hash 16906807c69697fdea5d7efbb4642313c1b14204.
No further changelog details or media were provided alongside this commit. As with all Petari updates, the work continues to build toward a complete, matching decompilation of the original Wii game, laying groundwork for future ports, mods, and preservation efforts.
- New commit pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
- Commit hash: 16906807c69697fdea5d7efbb4642313c1b14204
Update: September 10, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has landed a new commit (fa57a9990b5a6e102ab80be3dede79d8517f1ebc). As with prior updates, this continues the ongoing effort to reconstruct a matching, buildable source tree for the original Wii release.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. Fans tracking the project's progress can follow the Petari repository directly to see the incremental work toward a full decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: September 9, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (4459f876a319a995195c2b09bcbf44c5a45baaea). As with prior updates, this reflects the ongoing incremental work by contributors to fully decompile the Wii classic's source code.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been made available. Fans following the decompilation effort can expect continued refinements as the project inches closer to a complete, matching build of Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: September 9, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has landed a new commit in its repository (hash c528a779bd2a35db50f9aa28d247294442fb5972). As with other decompilation efforts, each commit chips away at matching the original game's compiled code, moving the project closer to a complete, buildable source tree.
No further details or changelog notes were included with this update. Fans following the SMGCommunity/Petari repository can expect the usual incremental progress typical of long-running decompilation projects, with matched functions and cleaned-up code accumulating commit by commit.
Update: September 9, 2026 at 06:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the repository name Petari, has received a new commit (2f9dc20650b52e96428d5d9bfd66c42b5e19bbe8). The decompilation effort aims to rebuild the original Wii game's source code from scratch for study, preservation, and modding purposes.
No further details were provided alongside this commit, but each update to the Petari repository typically inches the project closer to a fully matching decompilation of the 2007 Wii platformer. Fans following the project can track the commit directly on the SMGCommunity/Petari GitHub page for the underlying code changes.
Update: September 8, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit identified as fa77cd4d2b1075dc37db55b7b7ef46b34cd9f9ce. As with previous updates, this reflects ongoing incremental progress toward a fully matching decompilation of the original Wii game's source code.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been provided. Community decompilation efforts like Petari typically advance through many small commits addressing function matching, symbol naming, and build accuracy, so this latest push is likely part of that continuous, gradual process.
Update: September 8, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit.
The update is tracked under commit hash 51ff1893e7a7a393081c55bc19a92a2725d6a695. No further changelog details were published alongside this commit, but it marks continued active development on the ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii classic.
- New commit pushed to the Petari (SMGCommunity) repository
- Commit hash:
51ff1893e7a7a393081c55bc19a92a2725d6a695
As with previous updates, the decomp remains a work in progress aimed at reconstructing the original Super Mario Galaxy source code for research, modding, and preservation purposes.
Update: September 8, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has received a new commit (241d7861c86b54255935ee9b76541cd45986fadf) to its public repository. As with other decompilation efforts, these incremental commits gradually match compiled output against the original Wii binary, inching the project closer to a fully buildable source tree.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this update. Fans following the decompilation can check the Petari GitHub repository directly to review the diff and commit history for specifics on what this latest change addresses.
Update: September 7, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, developed by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit. The update is identified by commit hash 2c77c16788bc73c59ba4aa13704f1b6719d963a5.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. As with all decomp work, this represents incremental progress toward a fully matching source reconstruction of the original Wii game. Fans following the project can check the Petari repository directly for the specific code changes included in this push.
Update: September 7, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit as work continues on reconstructing the original Wii game's source code.
The commit is identified by hash 3cd430433c83355360581e8fc45b9187489392ab. No further changelog details or media were provided alongside this update, but any new commit represents incremental progress toward a fully matching decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy.
- New commit
3cd4304pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
As with all decompilation efforts, progress is typically measured commit by commit, gradually improving match accuracy and code coverage rather than through large versioned releases.
Update: September 7, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has landed a fresh commit (151d5a53a3c5dd0ea295ddc66f2c8b958b4dff88). As with prior updates to this ongoing project, the commit represents continued work toward fully matching the original Wii game's source code.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. Contributors and followers of the decompilation can track the repository directly for the specific functions or files affected by this latest change.
Update: September 6, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project has landed a new commit, hash f5df2b48be98e313700f5a3e797c6493a97b1635, continuing the ongoing effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit, but each update to the Petari repository moves the project closer to a complete, matching decompilation of the game's source code. As with previous updates, contributors are expected to keep refining function matches and cleaning up the codebase incrementally.
- New commit
f5df2b4pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
Update: September 6, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (7060b5e8ef459294faf15c4bab5d7fe15b9503d2). As with previous updates, this continues the ongoing effort to rebuild the Wii classic's source code from scratch for matching decompilation.
No further details were included with this commit beyond the hash itself, but each merge like this pushes the project incrementally closer to a fully accurate, buildable recreation of Super Mario Galaxy's original codebase. Fans following the repository can check the commit history directly for the underlying code changes.
Update: September 6, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy has been updated with a new commit (66d0f3d) pushed to the project's repository. As with other matching decompilation efforts, work like this incrementally reconstructs the original Wii game's source code for study, preservation, and potential future ports.
No detailed changelog or specific feature list was included with this commit, so the exact scope of the change remains unclear from the available information. Followers of the project can expect the usual mix of function matching, cleanup, or build fixes typical of ongoing decompilation work.
Update: September 5, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has received a new commit to its repository. The commit, identified by hash 6bddc45ab1216c7746030d2a190dbe2b479a1544, marks the latest incremental step in the ongoing work to rebuild the original Wii game's source code.
No further details on the specific changes contained in this commit were provided. As with all decompilation projects, progress is typically made through a steady stream of commits that gradually match compiled output against the original retail binary, so this update likely represents continued refinement of that process rather than a major milestone.
- Repository: SMGCommunity/Petari
- Commit: 6bddc45ab1216c7746030d2a190dbe2b479a1544
- Platform: Wii (Super Mario Galaxy)
Update: September 4, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a new commit (005473ce5b6a2209e5d61d498a88d82499a65f88). The decompilation effort aims to rebuild the original Wii game's source code from the shipped binary, matching it function by function.
No detailed changelog was provided alongside this commit, but it marks continued activity on the project as contributors work toward a more complete and accurate reconstruction of Super Mario Galaxy's codebase. As with any decomp project, incremental commits like this one gradually push the match percentage higher and lay groundwork for future tooling, mods, and ports.
Update: September 4, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Petari decompilation project, the community effort to rebuild Super Mario Galaxy from the original Wii binary into readable, matching C++ source, has landed another commit (c281fb55).
As with most updates to this repository, the change is part of the ongoing incremental work of matching functions and cleaning up code rather than adding new gameplay features. Details on the exact scope of this commit are not listed beyond the update itself, but each merge like this pushes the SMGCommunity/Petari project closer to a fully matching decompilation of the Wii classic.
- Repository: SMGCommunity/Petari
- Change: new commit
c281fb55d1e5445badcbbf976c7837d5b286d9ec
For now, the decomp remains a source-matching project rather than a playable standalone release, but continued commits like this keep the long-term goal of a fully open, buildable Super Mario Galaxy codebase moving forward.
Update: September 4, 2026 at 02:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (845164b4faec4703002eb99b4b75ee1788204230). The decompilation effort aims to rebuild the original Wii game's source code for study, preservation, and modding purposes.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been provided beyond the hash itself. As with all decomp work, incremental commits like this one typically chip away at matching more of the game's original source against the compiled retail binary. Interested developers can track the change directly in the project's public repository.
Update: September 3, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (f69e6b1a8b31aa81da4a448a0846598416a70c84). The update continues the ongoing effort to reconstruct the original Wii game's source code from scratch.
As with most decomp work, progress happens incrementally through commits like this one, gradually matching more of the game's compiled binary to readable, buildable source. No further details were provided alongside this commit, but each merge brings the Petari project closer to a fully playable, source-accurate build of Super Mario Galaxy.
- Repository: SMGCommunity/Petari
- Latest commit: f69e6b1a8b31aa81da4a448a0846598416a70c84
Update: September 3, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit (c600c594461f9626c1badd9d0ad9850d0333f7dc), the latest incremental step in the community's long-running effort to fully decompile the Wii title.
As with most decomp work, progress happens commit by commit, with contributors matching more of the original game's code against the compiled binary. No further details were included with this update beyond the commit itself, but each merge like this pushes the Petari project closer to a complete, buildable source for Super Mario Galaxy.
- New commit
c600c594merged into the SMGCommunity/Petari repository - Part of the ongoing full decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy on Wii
Update: September 2, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has been updated with a new commit identified as c7450274163b6d613e8e7286dbc274c3f90c6151. This project aims to reconstruct the original Wii game's source code through matching decompilation.
No further changelog details or media were provided alongside this commit, but each push typically inches the project closer to a fully matching build of Super Mario Galaxy. Fans following the decomp scene can track the repository directly for the specifics of what this commit touches.
Update: September 1, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy has landed a fresh commit, identified as 00b4ab09c6b13193df4f0fcc264581df1fc1d6f5, in its public repository. As with prior updates to this ongoing project, the work continues the broader goal of matching the original Wii binary function by function so the game can eventually be built from readable source.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but each merge like this typically nudges the project's match percentage forward and lays groundwork for future modding, porting, and preservation work built on top of the decompiled codebase.
Update: September 1, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Petari team, the community behind the Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, has pushed a new commit to its repository. The commit, identified by hash 1e7628d83ff7c1e61102f41f8ccda3e68d6ac499, marks the latest step in the ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii classic.
No further details or changelog notes accompany this commit in the available source material. As with previous updates, the Petari project continues to build toward a complete, matching decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy's source code, one commit at a time.
Update: September 1, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project maintained by SMGCommunity/Petari has received a new commit, identified by the hash 41afbfb36828d60b3ebd41fb33feaa26dbf4f5bd. As with other entries in this actively developed repository, the update pushes the decomp work forward as contributors continue matching the original Wii game's source code.
No further details or changelog notes were provided alongside this commit. Followers of the project can track the repository directly for the full diff and any accompanying discussion.
- New commit
41afbfb36828d60b3ebd41fb33feaa26dbf4f5bdpushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
Update: September 1, 2026 at 02:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has landed a new commit identified by hash f206ba557ad3c09a3e5b4702e83f7c2af26320af.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this update, but the commit marks continued progress on the ongoing project to reconstruct the original Wii game's source code. Fans following the decompilation can track the repository for the full diff and future commits as the project moves forward.
Update: August 31, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari project, has landed a new commit (1a0400e4724e6fd73b020e237b468c9154378f9a). As with other decompilation projects, this kind of update represents incremental progress toward matching the original Wii game's compiled code.
No further changelog details have been published alongside this commit. Fans following the Petari repository can expect continued piecemeal progress as contributors work through Super Mario Galaxy's codebase function by function.
Update: August 31, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, known in the community as Petari, has received a new commit to its repository, identified by hash cba6b56bb1073f038615d3bbc776a490f81708d8.
As with other entries in this ongoing decompilation effort, the commit represents incremental progress toward a fully matching source reconstruction of the original Wii game. No further details on the specific contents of this commit were provided.
- Repository: SMGCommunity/Petari
- Commit: cba6b56bb1073f038615d3bbc776a490f81708d8
Followers of the project can check the repository directly for the full diff and commit history.
Update: August 31, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (d7a68f3054287247a4532a7d2e16161624791288). This decompilation effort aims to rebuild the original Wii game's source code from scratch for study, preservation, and modding purposes.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit, so specific fixes or additions are not confirmed at this time. As with all decomp work, progress is incremental, with contributors steadily matching more of the game's compiled code to human-readable source. Fans following the project can track the repository directly for further commits and eventual milestones.
Update: August 30, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, identified as b85a8a8f3d4ebfa4b2b97a26cc00ae65d45654fa, pushed to the SMGCommunity repository.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit. As with most decomp work, updates like this typically chip away at matching more of the original Wii binary, and the project continues to move forward incrementally. Further coverage will follow once more specifics on the changes are available.
Update: August 30, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, identified by hash c2989dbaea47fc916c7c7928bdb335638cb6a1eb. Petari aims to rebuild the original Wii game's source code from the ground up, and this latest push marks another step in that ongoing effort.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. As with previous updates, contributors continue refining the matching codebase piece by piece, and interested developers can track progress directly through the project's repository.
Update: August 30, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a new commit (e486502cccba3edfcb5da38381f5b23a30f55e8d). This continues the ongoing community effort to fully decompile the original Wii game's code.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. As with previous updates, progress on the decompilation moves the project incrementally closer to a complete, buildable source recreation of Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: August 30, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has landed a new commit in its repository. The update is identified by commit hash 5fdae9603b9872e9c12380bf321cccc3cbe99004.
As with previous work on this decompilation effort, the project continues its incremental progress toward a fully matching source reconstruction of the original Wii game. No further details on the specific contents of this commit were provided alongside the update, but contributors and followers of the repository can check the commit history directly for the technical specifics.
Update: August 30, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
The Petari team behind the Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project has pushed a new commit to its repository, identified by hash 45e4f821245305ba0cdf2bca39cda198a3f9f3d0. As with other incremental commits to this long-running effort, it represents continued work on matching the original Wii game's code.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. Fans following the decompilation can check the SMGCommunity/Petari repository directly to see the diff and track how it fits into the project's broader progress toward a fully matching build of Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: August 30, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community-driven decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy maintained under the SMGCommunity banner, has received a fresh commit to its repository (7d0147b814b4d52edcdfdee29ee0b9712691d9c0). As with prior updates, this reflects the ongoing, incremental nature of decompilation work, matching original Wii source code function by function.
No detailed changelog or media was published alongside this commit. Followers of the project can track the repository directly for specifics on what this latest push addresses.
Update: August 29, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a fresh update. A new commit, identified as b63ee0c93ca2decadf013b9e634beeff934a5b4a, has landed in the codebase, marking another step forward in the ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii original.
As with previous updates to this decompilation, the work continues to chip away at matching the original game's compiled code, laying groundwork that could eventually support mods, ports, and deeper technical study of Super Mario Galaxy. No further details were included alongside this commit, but contributors continue to push the project forward incrementally.
- New commit
b63ee0c93ca2decadf013b9e634beeff934a5b4apushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository - Part of the ongoing full decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy on Wii
Update: August 29, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has landed a new commit (9ecdff24e1443a578811feea12c497b84e4e1903). As with prior updates, this push represents another incremental step in the ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii classic into readable, buildable source code.
No detailed changelog or media was provided alongside this commit, so specifics on what was touched remain unconfirmed. As always with decompilation projects, progress like this steadily improves the accuracy of the matched codebase, laying groundwork for future modding, ports, and preservation efforts.
- New commit pushed to SMGCommunity/Petari
- Commit hash: 9ecdff24e1443a578811feea12c497b84e4e1903
- Part of the ongoing full decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy
Update: August 28, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, tracked under hash 88c13835b5f88e72fe4d9570284fd7de0192eae0. As with prior updates, this reflects ongoing work toward a fully matching source reconstruction of the Wii title.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. Followers of the project can check the repository history directly for the specific code changes included in this push.
Update: August 28, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has landed a new commit, identified as 968f8e5b24c6b42ab54fdcf3dcd047ff38af947a, in its public repository. As with prior updates to this ongoing effort, the commit represents incremental progress toward a fully matching decompilation of the original Wii game's source code.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. Contributors and followers of the project can track the repository directly for the diff and any accompanying notes as the decompilation continues to mature.
Update: August 28, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Petari project, the ongoing community decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy run by SMGCommunity, has received another commit to its codebase. The update is tracked under commit hash 5bd56814532c24568e452644ef107bccac12af51.
No further changelog details or media were provided alongside this commit. As with previous updates, this incremental change reflects the continued reverse engineering work aimed at eventually producing a fully matching, buildable source for the Wii original.
Update: August 28, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, identified by hash c8e9de640a61ab0a0a3d96d655d63a9716c99d8d. As with other decompilation efforts, each commit chips away at matching the original Wii binary, moving the project closer to a fully buildable source tree.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this update. Fans following the project can check the repository directly to see the diff and track how it fits into the broader decompilation progress.
Update: August 28, 2026 at 06:54 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp, maintained by the Petari group, has received a new commit to its ongoing decompilation effort for the Wii title. The update is tracked under commit hash b076e7e7b84cd275e33af1f8663a3b298feca52b.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. As with previous updates, this push contributes to the project's broader goal of reconstructing Super Mario Galaxy's source code from the original Wii release, an effort that continues to evolve incrementally with each new commit from the Petari community.
Update: August 27, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, identified by hash 161f065374d76caf215033cd77f1d7ebefa905f0. This is the latest incremental update to the ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii classic.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. As with previous updates to the Petari project, this reflects continued work by the community toward a complete, buildable source reconstruction of Super Mario Galaxy.
- New commit:
161f065374d76caf215033cd77f1d7ebefa905f0 - Repository: SMGCommunity/Petari
- Platform: Wii
Update: August 27, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Petari team, the community effort behind the Super Mario Galaxy decompilation for Wii, has pushed a new commit to its repository. The update is identified by hash 6893833fef4e3ef7fcb85b8401e37564a20c3256, part of the ongoing work to reconstruct a fully matching source tree for the game.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but each contribution to the decomp inches the project closer to a complete, buildable reproduction of Super Mario Galaxy's original code. As always with decompilation efforts, progress is incremental and tracked directly through the project's version history rather than formal release notes.
Update: August 27, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has landed a new commit, hash 4dc8d8dc7caaa6c2efda5bb822c934b37382ae36, in its public repository. As with most updates to this Wii decompilation effort, the change represents further incremental progress in matching the original game's compiled code to readable, buildable source.
No detailed changelog or specific function list was provided alongside this commit, so the exact scope of the work is not confirmed beyond the update itself. Followers of the project can check the repository history directly for a full diff and technical breakdown of what this commit touches.
Update: August 27, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity/Petari, has received a new commit to its repository, identified by hash 9c9e1397f.
As with previous updates, this commit represents incremental progress toward a fully matching decompilation of the Wii classic. No further details on the specific contents of the commit were provided beyond the hash itself, so the exact scope of the changes (whether functions matched, code cleanup, or build fixes) remains unspecified in this update. Fans following the project can check the repository directly for the full diff.
Update: August 26, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari project, the community driven decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy on Wii, has landed a new commit identified by hash a1d45bf33267f5c153a3a4b2efd7ed0931b5b252. The commit adds to the growing body of matched code used to reconstruct the original game's source from the retail binary.
As with most decomp updates, this commit represents incremental progress rather than a headline feature. No additional patch notes were provided alongside the change, but each merge into the Petari repository moves the project closer to a fully matching build of Super Mario Galaxy for those tracking its ongoing preservation work.
Update: August 26, 2026 at 10:54 UTC
The Petari project, the community decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit from the SMGCommunity team on GitHub.
The update is tracked under commit hash 8dc4325509432410f5e109fc16809498d6190a7d. No further changelog details have been published alongside this commit, but it marks continued activity on the ongoing decompilation of the Wii classic.
Update: August 26, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (d3d9e47603d99bea112340749207348d658ac4d6). This decompilation effort aims to reconstruct the original Wii game's source code from the compiled binary, enabling modding, preservation, and potential ports.
No further details were provided alongside this commit. As with previous updates, contributors continue to incrementally match and refine decompiled functions against the original retail build. Fans following the project can track the commit directly in the Petari GitHub repository for the underlying code changes.
Update: August 25, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari banner, has received a fresh commit to its repository. The commit, identified by hash 4559923a70e9ed050eeaddff16b9c479daaf42de, adds to the ongoing effort to fully decompile Nintendo's Wii classic.
No further changelog details were included with this update. As with previous commits, this incremental work continues to build out the matching decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy, bringing the project closer to a complete, buildable source reconstruction of the original Wii game.
Update: August 24, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has landed another commit in its public repository. The update is tracked under commit 2dca2a0, part of the ongoing push to reconstruct the game's source code from the original compiled binary.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been published beyond the reference itself. As with previous updates, incremental commits like this one gradually improve match accuracy against the retail build, moving the decomp closer to a fully buildable, byte-matching source tree.
- New commit
2dca2a0e9b801c08dfba163677cfa0d8a1345951pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository - Part of the continuing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort for Wii
Update: August 23, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit identified by the hash 89afede4ceb7e816f0a240323c47eb5492a71ab3.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. As with previous updates, the community-driven decompilation effort continues to progress on GitHub, with each commit incrementally advancing the reconstruction of the original Wii game's source code.
Update: August 23, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a new commit (a78ee5dcba7264decc0f4386fc240d7626c5021c). As with previous updates, this reflects continued incremental work on reverse-engineering the Wii classic's source code.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been published beyond the commit reference itself. The decompilation effort remains active, with contributors steadily chipping away at matching the original game's codebase function by function.
Update: August 22, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has received a new commit from the SMGCommunity team.
The update is tracked under commit fcf12918788580e5bdfcd7e883060379c1cc7069. No detailed changelog or feature list has been published alongside this commit, but it marks continued forward progress on the decompilation. As with previous updates, this work brings the project closer to a fully matching, buildable source recreation of the original game, laying groundwork for future modding, ports, and preservation efforts.
- New commit:
fcf12918788580e5bdfcd7e883060379c1cc7069 - Repository: SMGCommunity/Petari
- No additional details provided in this update
Update: August 21, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari project, the ongoing decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy on Wii, has received a fresh commit. The update lands under hash 90901c2959bbbd9f6f95d5cb76f51ee719e0f3fe in the project's repository.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit, so specific changes to matched functions or code accuracy remain unconfirmed. As with all decomp work, incremental commits like this one gradually push the project closer to a fully matching, buildable source tree for the game.
Update: August 20, 2026 at 10:54 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort led by SMGCommunity to decompile Super Mario Galaxy for Wii, has received a new commit to its GitHub repository.
The update is tracked under commit hash e789e52e7774cf52cdf093002fc32035b6eab65d. No further changelog details were included with this push, but as with all decompilation work, each commit inches the project closer to a fully matching, buildable source tree for the original Wii release. Fans following the repository can pull the latest changes directly from GitHub to stay current with Petari's progress.
Update: August 20, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project has landed a new commit, identified by hash a280b5ec1fcce9e3f7ecf41e1f16acd931e2cdd2, in its ongoing effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii.
As with previous updates to this community-driven project, incremental commits like this one chip away at matching the original game's compiled code, moving the decompilation closer to a complete, buildable source tree. No further details on the specific contents of this commit were provided, but it marks continued active development on the repository.
Update: August 19, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a fresh commit (67705d433de522ae2f40e5e18f7e08bc7ab3219b). As with prior updates, this reflects the ongoing, incremental work of matching the original Wii game's compiled code function by function.
No detailed changelog or media was provided alongside this commit, so specifics on what was touched (matching progress, build fixes, or documentation) remain unconfirmed. Fans following the decompilation's progress can expect the usual mix of accuracy improvements as the project inches closer to a fully matching build of Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: August 19, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has landed a new commit in its repository, identified by the hash c6367aa56be078e04b70d0ea0547bfe3fa167c48.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this update, but each commit to the Petari codebase represents incremental progress toward a complete, matching decompilation of the original game. As with previous updates, the change has been merged directly into the SMGCommunity/Petari repository.
Update: August 19, 2026 at 06:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a new commit as work continues on reconstructing the original Wii game's source code.
The latest update is tracked under commit 7dfccaebce51c92aad1fbdad1f90299c417ecaea. No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been disclosed beyond the commit reference itself. As with prior progress on the Petari repository, contributions like this move the decompilation effort incrementally closer to a fully matching, buildable reconstruction of Super Mario Galaxy.
Fans following the project can track ongoing changes directly through the SMGCommunity/Petari repository as further commits land.
Update: August 18, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the Petari/SMGCommunity banner, has pushed a fresh commit (b3d02bed) to its repository. As with other decompilation efforts, this kind of update typically represents incremental progress toward matching the original Wii game's source code function by function.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, so the exact scope of the change (whether it touches matching accuracy, build tooling, or documentation) remains unspecified. We'll continue tracking the Petari repository for future commits that bring more concrete milestones toward a fully decompiled Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: August 17, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMG Community under the Petari repository, has received a fresh commit (97a2413c49681b12d3142dcb52e846a26915532e). As with prior updates to this project, the work continues the incremental process of matching decompiled source code against the original Wii binary.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit. Followers of the Petari repository can expect the usual mix of function matching, code cleanup, or build system tweaks that typically accompany these updates, though specifics were not disclosed this time around.
Update: August 17, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, known as Petari, has landed a new commit (634a6970031dd90beb4236fcbb9f4b5266c0ad00) in its repository. As with most decompilation work, these commits typically chip away at matching the original Wii game's compiled code, moving functions and systems closer to a byte-accurate source recreation.
No further details were included with this update, but each commit like this represents incremental progress for a project that aims to fully document and rebuild Super Mario Galaxy's codebase from scratch. Fans following the decomp scene can expect these small, frequent updates to keep accumulating as the project inches toward completion.
Update: August 17, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, developed by the SMGCommunity under the Petari project, has received a new commit to its repository. The update is tracked under commit hash 44debc04caab40df98c3ac44ab1b815fa7831514.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been published alongside it. As with other decompilation projects, incremental commits like this one typically represent ongoing work toward matching the original Wii binary function by function, a process that eventually allows the game to be built, modified, and ported more easily.
- New commit
44debc0pushed to the Petari Super Mario Galaxy decompilation repository
Fans following the project can expect further commits as work continues toward a fuller decompilation of the Wii classic.
Update: August 17, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has received a fresh commit (8fb574767ce0248f173f63a1cebe12732194c4e7) on its repository. As with prior updates, this reflects continued incremental progress on matching the original Wii game's code.
No further changelog details or media were provided alongside this commit, so the specific functions or systems affected remain unconfirmed. Fans following the decompilation effort can expect the usual steady stream of small commits as the project inches closer to a fully matching build.
Update: August 16, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the repository name Petari, has received a fresh commit identified by the hash 5b33b9204b78abab9df185e1393e12b9bba2b6b5. As with most decompilation work, individual commits typically chip away at matching functions, cleaning up code structure, or fixing build issues rather than adding new player-facing features.
No detailed changelog or media was provided alongside this update, so the exact scope of the change remains unclear from the outside. Followers of the project can check the Petari GitHub repository directly to review the commit history and see how it fits into the ongoing effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii.
Update: August 16, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (b2b36d5). This continues the ongoing effort to fully decompile and match the original Wii game's source code.
No detailed changelog was provided alongside this update, but each commit typically represents incremental progress toward matching functions and improving build accuracy against the retail Super Mario Galaxy binary. As with previous updates, this is a developer-facing milestone rather than a player-ready release, and further commits are expected as the decompilation matures.
Update: August 16, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity banner in the Petari repository, has received a new commit identified as fa4c47764...12170. As with other decompilation efforts, incremental commits like this one gradually match the project's reconstructed source code against the original Wii binary.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but its addition to the Petari repository keeps the long-running Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort moving forward. Fans following the project can track the repository directly for the full diff and commit history.
Update: August 15, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has received a new commit (74ce020). Petari is maintained by the SMGCommunity group and aims to rebuild a matching source tree for the original game so it can be studied, ported, and modded more easily.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit. As with all decomp work, incremental commits like this one typically chip away at matching remaining functions against the original binary, gradually pushing the project closer to a full, byte-accurate reconstruction. Fans tracking the repository can expect further updates as matching progress continues.
Update: August 15, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Petari decompilation project, the community effort to rebuild Super Mario Galaxy from scratch as readable source code, has received a new commit in its ongoing development.
- Commit hash:
87afa85c5bc844d396b03a8bf1655d1b515be170
No further changelog details were provided alongside this update. As with all decomp work, incremental commits like this one gradually push the matching source closer to a fully buildable, byte-accurate recreation of the original Wii game. Fans following the Petari repository can expect more granular commits like this as the project inches toward broader milestones.
Update: August 15, 2026 at 06:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a fresh update. A new commit, 3542c6861beaef9d083b69a68d7eaab7cfbd187f, has been pushed to the codebase, marking the latest step forward in the community's effort to fully decompile the Wii classic.
As with prior updates, this commit adds to the growing matched codebase that the Petari team has been steadily building. No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been made available, but each merge brings the project closer to a complete, buildable reconstruction of Super Mario Galaxy's source code. Fans following the decompilation scene can track progress directly through the SMGCommunity/Petari repository.
Update: August 15, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort to decompile Super Mario Galaxy for Wii, has received a new commit to its public repository. The update is identified by commit hash ff8fd59672bc68e371acdea459c5e954b3e89afa.
As with most decomp work, individual commits typically chip away at matching more of the game's original compiled code, though no further details on this specific change have been published. Fans following the project can track the commit directly on the SMGCommunity/Petari GitHub page for the full diff and technical context.
Update: August 14, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has pushed a fresh commit (21df2047828ef15089afd687d81b6b4487f03088) to its codebase. As with prior updates, this continues the community's ongoing effort to fully reverse engineer the original Wii game's source code.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been published beyond the commit hash itself. Fans following the decompilation's progress can expect the usual incremental refinements typical of this long-running project, with more substantial notes likely to follow in future updates.
Update: August 14, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, developed by the SMGCommunity under the Petari banner, has received a fresh commit (72438f4743322119a893340ce8b5549f641511d1) to its public repository. As with most decompilation work, progress happens incrementally through commits like this one, gradually matching the reconstructed source against the original Wii binary.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit, so the exact scope of the changes isn't specified. Fans following the project can track the repository directly for build status and function-matching progress as the decompilation continues toward full completion.
Update: August 14, 2026 at 06:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, known as Petari and maintained by the SMGCommunity, has received a new commit to its repository. The commit, identified by hash 606b14d7e96601c28b53e82100cabc5f0b72df1a, marks the latest update in the ongoing effort to rebuild the Wii game's source code.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit were provided. As with previous updates, the Petari project continues to work toward a fully matching decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy, laying groundwork for potential ports, mods, and deeper study of the original game's codebase.
Update: August 14, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has landed a fresh commit, identified by hash 4a33b65. The project aims to fully decompile the Wii classic into readable, buildable source code, and each new commit chips away at matching the original game's binary output.
As with previous updates, this commit represents incremental progress toward a complete, matching decompilation. No further details on the specific contents of this change were provided, but contributors continue to push the Petari repository forward one commit at a time.
- New commit
4a33b651268001d4c1bfbd00e7c91049050679bcpushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository - Part of the ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort for Wii
Update: August 13, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, known as Petari, has pushed a fresh commit to its public repository. The commit, identified by hash 00e7a5489a84aed83bef467eeb8723ea382fa6b1, adds to the ongoing community effort to rebuild a fully matching source code recreation of the original Wii title.
As with other decompilation efforts, progress happens incrementally through commits like this one, gradually improving accuracy against the original binary. No further details were provided alongside this update.
- New commit
00e7a548pushed to the Petari (SMG Decomp) repository
Update: August 13, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has received a new commit (6568eaa9a9ed3614b31b6919000cd7e3c1f6f705) pushed to its public repository.
As with prior updates, this commit represents incremental progress toward a fully matching decompilation of the original Wii release. No specific changelog details, new features, or platform changes were included alongside this commit, but each contribution moves the open-source effort closer to completeness. Fans following the project can track the commit directly on the team's repository for further technical specifics.
Update: August 13, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, identified by hash 21c9337cae8b0f504bd3d895caa3af07bd5470cc. As with other entries in this ongoing effort, the commit represents incremental progress toward a fully matching decompilation of the Wii classic.
No further details, changelogs, or media were provided alongside this update. The Petari project, maintained by the SMGCommunity, continues to be developed in the open, with contributors steadily chipping away at reproducing the original game's source code from its compiled binary.
Update: August 13, 2026 at 02:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit as work on fully decompiling the Wii classic continues.
The latest push is identified by commit hash 92304a14b4ac910e79eb59efc82ac20756c8e81b. No further changelog details were provided alongside this update, but each commit typically represents incremental progress toward matching more of the original game's code.
- Repository: SMGCommunity/Petari
- Latest commit: 92304a14b4ac910e79eb59efc82ac20756c8e81b
As with all decompilation efforts, progress is ongoing and cumulative, with contributors steadily chipping away at matching the original Super Mario Galaxy binary function by function.
Update: August 12, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (6cc79e6b532e834976f9823ff8c248668ccca7fa). As with prior updates, this continues the community's incremental work of matching the original Wii game's code function by function.
No detailed changelog or media was provided alongside this commit, so specifics of what was touched remain unconfirmed. Fans following the decomp's progress can expect the usual mix of function matching, cleanup, or build fixes typical of this stage in the project, with more detail likely to surface as the community reviews the change.
- New commit
6cc79e6b532e834976f9823ff8c248668ccca7fapushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository - Part of the ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project for Wii
Update: August 11, 2026 at 02:54 UTC
The Petari project, the community-driven decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy for Wii, has received a new commit to its repository. Petari aims to rebuild the game's source code from scratch so it matches the original binary, a foundation that enables ports, mods, and deeper research into how the game works.
The latest update is tracked under commit de39186651ddd6dd0f22fbde9c6ff0b457a24d17 on the SMGCommunity/Petari GitHub repository. No further changelog details were provided with this commit, but it represents continued incremental progress on the decompilation effort. As always with these projects, individual commits typically chip away at matching more functions and files to the retail Wii release.
Update: August 10, 2026 at 18:54 UTC
The Petari decompilation project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for Wii, has landed a new commit in its repository. The update is tracked under commit hash 89713814467c5491459da71577fd0f95683a0428.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but it represents another incremental step in the ongoing SMGCommunity/Petari effort to rebuild the game's source from its original Wii binaries. As with previous updates, progress continues to be tracked directly through the project's version control history.
Update: August 10, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has pushed a new commit to its codebase. This decompilation effort aims to reconstruct the original Wii game's source code for study, preservation, and potential future modding and porting work.
- New commit hash:
2dc5345f6bd17d4008b992d0e70e406a99dd3e7e
No further details were included alongside this commit. As with previous updates, incremental commits like this one gradually improve the accuracy and completeness of the matched decompilation against the original Super Mario Galaxy binary.
Update: August 9, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit identified by hash d38735a69037352c0eaffabadbf296495952e599. As with previous updates to this decomp, the change lands directly in the project's source tree as part of the ongoing push to fully reverse engineer the original Wii game's codebase.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but each contribution to Petari incrementally improves the accuracy and completeness of the decompiled source, moving the project closer to a fully matching build of Super Mario Galaxy. Followers of the repository can check the commit history directly for the underlying code changes.
Update: August 9, 2026 at 18:54 UTC
The Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, identified by hash 75a62af8d828b343df6cc36c25d9229049cb36be. Petari is the community effort to fully decompile the original Wii release of Super Mario Galaxy, and the project continues to see incremental commits from contributors as matching progresses.
No further details, patch notes, or media were provided alongside this update. As with previous commits, this represents ongoing work toward a complete, byte-accurate decompilation of the game's source code rather than a standalone release for players.
- New commit pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
- Commit hash: 75a62af8d828b343df6cc36c25d9229049cb36be
Update: August 9, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Petari community's ongoing decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy has received a fresh commit, identified by hash 711968a8f56adf166903baf13a4b399d359e8fa5. As with other updates to the project, this represents continued incremental progress toward matching the original Wii game's compiled code.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been disclosed. The Petari repository remains one of the most actively developed Wii decompilation efforts, and each commit typically brings the project closer to a fully matching, buildable source tree of Nintendo's original game.
Update: August 9, 2026 at 06:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari project, has received a fresh commit to its public repository. The update is tracked under commit hash fa4a979a210dff17fb1fc46a123076e39c313b6f.
No further details on the specific code changes have been provided beyond the commit reference itself. As with previous progress on this Wii decompilation project, the work continues to move the codebase closer to a fully matching build of the original game.
Update: August 9, 2026 at 02:54 UTC
The Petari decompilation project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has landed a new commit on its repository, identified by hash 7816527ba98792de1340deb4fb99e46633d6f07f.
No detailed changelog accompanies this specific update, but each commit typically represents further progress toward matching the original game's source code function by function. As with previous updates, this work benefits modders, researchers, and anyone interested in preservation of the game's internal engine, though it currently offers nothing for players seeking a playable build.
- New commit
7816527bpushed to the SMG Community/Petari repository - Continues ongoing decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy for Wii
Update: August 8, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has received a new commit to its GitHub repository, identified by hash 1dbda8c89a6b7eaf8e35e968b0688aef86761225.
As with prior updates, this commit represents continued incremental progress on the SMGCommunity/Petari codebase. No further details, patch notes, or media were provided alongside this change.
Update: August 7, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community-driven decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy for Wii, has received a fresh commit. The update is tracked under commit hash 94204799a0968b14b4c9d2627a1f74bac7ad6b12 in the SMGCommunity/Petari repository.
As with other decompilation efforts, each commit incrementally matches more of the original game's compiled code to readable, buildable source, laying groundwork for future modding, ports, and preservation work. No further details were provided alongside this specific commit.
- New commit pushed to SMGCommunity/Petari
- Commit hash: 94204799a0968b14b4c9d2627a1f74bac7ad6b12
- Part of the ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort
Update: August 7, 2026 at 14:53 UTC
The Petari decompilation project, which is rebuilding Super Mario Galaxy from scratch as readable source code, has received a new commit in its GitHub repository.
The update is tracked under commit 904e450ed1098dc6472524154491837251f9113a. No further details, changelog notes, or media were provided alongside this commit, but it marks continued active development on the long-running Wii decompilation effort. As with all decomp work, this is a source-level project intended for research and preservation, requiring a legally obtained copy of the original game to build and run.
Update: August 7, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, known in its repository as Petari, has received a new commit from the SMGCommunity team. The update is tracked under commit hash 7432ca99491b42bcc4da0040a22a050cf20c957c.
No further details on the specific code changes were included alongside this commit. As with previous updates, this push represents continued incremental progress toward a fully matching decompilation of the original Wii game, which allows developers to study, modify, and eventually port the game's source more accurately than through reverse engineering alone.
Update: August 6, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, developed by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit identified as 96f6118a1c5ea82ae28c4d8b579fec75c4f6c19f.
As with other updates to this ongoing Wii decompilation effort, the commit represents continued progress on matching the original game's compiled code. No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been provided.
- New commit pushed:
96f6118a1c5ea82ae28c4d8b579fec75c4f6c19f - Part of the ongoing Petari decompilation repository for Super Mario Galaxy
Update: August 6, 2026 at 18:54 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, tagged 4afa51b76c8bd30b6640cfda0f739391f5abe9c5. As with prior updates, this pushes the reverse-engineered codebase forward as contributors continue matching the original Wii binary function by function.
No detailed changelog or media accompanies this commit. Progress on Petari remains community-driven, with each update inching the project closer to a fully buildable, byte-accurate recreation of Super Mario Galaxy's source code.
Update: August 6, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
A fresh commit has landed in the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for Wii. The update is tracked under commit hash 51916d313c14337abbf8e795d625bef023919932.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit. As with prior updates, work on the Petari decomp continues incrementally, with each commit chipping away at matching the original game's compiled code function by function.
- New commit pushed to SMGCommunity/Petari
- Commit hash: 51916d313c14337abbf8e795d625bef023919932
Followers of the project can check the repository directly for the full diff and commit message associated with this change.
Update: August 5, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The Petari project, the community-driven decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit from the SMGCommunity team. The update lands under commit hash 88fe8eb144d61a8663bbd02e5068930813b75a06, continuing the ongoing work to rebuild the Wii game's source code from scratch.
No specific changelog details were published alongside this commit, but each contribution to Petari incrementally improves matching accuracy and code coverage for the original game. Progress on the decompilation continues to be tracked directly in the project's repository.
Update: August 5, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community-driven decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy maintained by SMGCommunity, has received a new commit identified as 410a9050488d30a5cdce0e322bb67b2ce4a2290c. As with other decomp efforts, this kind of update typically reflects incremental work toward matching the original Wii game's compiled code, rather than a standalone playable release.
No additional patch notes or media were provided alongside this commit, so specific functions or systems touched are not detailed here. Fans following the project can track the repository directly to see the commit's exact scope and how it moves the decompilation closer to a fully matching build.
Update: August 2, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, developed under the SMGCommunity/Petari banner, has received a fresh commit to its repository. The update is tracked under commit a0d4b425437a3d9b74dd8b5620e88597884b5965, marking the latest incremental push in the ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii classic.
As with most decompilation work, progress happens through a steady stream of commits like this one, gradually matching the original game's compiled code function by function. No further details were provided alongside this commit, but it represents another step forward for the Petari team's long-running Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort.
Update: August 1, 2026 at 14:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has received a new commit identified as 272be031e8d2657b9f1546b6a870a77fddb085db. As with other decomp projects, this kind of update generally reflects continued matching and cleanup work on the game's original source code rather than a full public release.
No further details, patch notes, or media were provided alongside this commit. Fans following the Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project can expect the usual incremental progress toward a fully matching, buildable recreation of the Wii classic's codebase as work continues.
Update: August 1, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp, known as the Petari project, has received a new commit to its codebase. The update is tracked under commit hash af528b40464b467a62a76e5c8bd3bb9b16c5f56b, marking another step forward in the ongoing decompilation effort for the Wii classic.
No further details, patch notes, or media were provided alongside this commit. As with prior updates, incremental commits like this one gradually match the project's reconstructed source code against the original retail build, inching the decompilation closer to full completion. Fans following the repository can check the commit directly for the underlying code changes.
Update: July 31, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (6b7e237566600d49225de687a2512e18acd6bf9d).
As with most decompilation efforts, individual commits typically chip away at matching the original Wii binary more closely, whether through function accuracy improvements, symbol work, or build tooling fixes. No further details were included with this update, but it marks continued active development on the project.
- New commit pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
- Commit hash:
6b7e237566600d49225de687a2512e18acd6bf9d
Fans following the decompilation scene can expect this kind of incremental progress to keep building toward a fully matching, buildable source tree for Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: July 30, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp, developed under the SMGCommunity/Petari project, has received a new commit to its public repository, identified by the hash ab3500e5072a431c5cecdf7a621f38097f5f5e95.
As with previous updates, this commit represents incremental progress on the ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii classic. No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but it adds to the steadily growing history of the Petari repository.
Update: July 30, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the Petari organization, has pushed a fresh commit to its repository. The update is identified by hash 8e1e638cf6627d80a2b9e35daeff2ebcfa4eedb8, marking the latest incremental step in the ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii classic.
No further changelog details were published alongside this commit. As with previous updates to the project, contributors are likely refining matched functions and cleaning up the codebase toward a complete, buildable decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy. Followers of the repo can check the commit history directly for a breakdown of the code touched in this revision.
Update: July 30, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (6b8a0c2). The decompilation effort aims to rebuild the original Wii game's source code from scratch for study, preservation, and modding purposes.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit were provided in the update. As with any decompilation project, incremental commits like this one typically chip away at matching remaining functions or refining existing code against the original binary. Progress on the Petari repo continues to be tracked publicly for those following the project's development.
Update: July 29, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a new commit. The update is tracked under hash 64bb57b52c0bdee04d4d020983bbdea6d2234148, marking another incremental step in the ongoing work to rebuild the original Wii game's source code.
As with most decompilation projects, progress happens through a steady stream of commits like this one, gradually matching the recompiled output against the original retail binary. No further details were provided alongside this specific commit, but each merge brings the Petari project closer to a fully buildable, byte-accurate reconstruction of Super Mario Galaxy.
- New commit
64bb57bpushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository - Part of the ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort for Wii
Update: July 29, 2026 at 02:54 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (a95fd693fdbc046bdeadd75c05ecba247ede7589). As with prior updates, this reflects the ongoing work of matching the original Wii game's compiled code function by function.
No further details were provided alongside this commit, but each merge like this typically nudges the project's overall match percentage forward. Fans tracking the decompilation's progress can expect the usual incremental gains as contributors continue refining the codebase toward a fully matching build.
Update: July 28, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari team has landed a new commit in its ongoing decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy, identified as 3b271375b838a2e5115058fa97f67db050a2d934. As with prior updates to this Wii project, the work continues the incremental process of matching the original game's compiled code function by function.
No further details or media were provided alongside this commit, but each merge like this brings the open source recreation of Super Mario Galaxy closer to full completeness. Fans following the decomp scene can expect the usual mix of cleanup, matching improvements, and groundwork for future tools built on top of the project.
Update: July 28, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp, developed under the SMGCommunity banner in the Petari repository, has received a new commit (9aa72ed65788e33735218aeb9aba0ea61d6457dd). As with prior updates, this reflects ongoing work by contributors to further match the decompiled source against the original Wii binary.
No detailed changelog or accompanying media was provided alongside this commit, but each contribution typically inches the project closer to a fully matching, buildable recreation of Super Mario Galaxy's codebase. Fans following the decompilation scene can expect these incremental commits to keep landing as the community works through the game's remaining functions and files.
Update: July 28, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has received a new commit in its repository. The update is tracked under commit hash 047e4fb929f8bdca77b199d5324c464000574cb3.
No further changelog details or media were provided alongside this commit. As with any decompilation effort, incremental commits like this one gradually push the project closer to a fully matching, buildable reconstruction of the original game's source code. Fans following the SMGCommunity/Petari repository can check the commit history directly for the underlying code changes.
Update: July 27, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (c15410aead964282be9b836f52cb96f812c50ef1). As with prior updates, this contribution adds to the growing body of matched and reconstructed source code for the Wii classic.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been provided. As always, the decomp remains a work in progress, built collaboratively by contributors reverse engineering the original game's codebase piece by piece.
- New commit pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
- Commit hash: c15410aead964282be9b836f52cb96f812c50ef1
Update: July 27, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the repository name Petari, has received a new commit (f78da5c32e6368ea3c2557894cb1869a7809d698). The commit adds to the ongoing effort to reconstruct the original Wii game's source code from scratch.
As with most decompilation work, progress happens incrementally through commits like this one. No further changelog details were provided alongside this update, but each merged commit typically brings the project closer to a fully matching, buildable reconstruction of Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: July 26, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a new commit (faead319d5956a3d0e5ebb9b7b247f0249452451). As with prior updates, this push contributes to the ongoing effort to fully decompile the original Wii release of Super Mario Galaxy into readable, buildable source code.
No additional details, changelog notes, or media were provided alongside this commit. As always with decompilation projects, incremental commits like this one gradually expand matched and verified code coverage rather than introducing new gameplay features. Fans following the project can track the repository directly for the latest commit history and build status.
Update: July 25, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Petari project, the community effort by SMGCommunity to decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has landed a new commit in its repository.
The update is tracked under commit 4697fd60ac4d28b2bce4cb5ea32fe1c50e6aec40. No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but it represents continued progress toward a fully matching decompilation of the original Wii game. As with previous updates, the work remains focused on incrementally reconstructing the game's source code for research and preservation purposes.
Update: July 25, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a fresh update. A new commit, hashed 58d3ec7a49eaa7030ee94d604a8f4b3c686c3ee7, has landed in the codebase, continuing the ongoing effort to fully reconstruct the Wii classic's source code.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit, so the exact scope of the changes isn't specified. As always with decompilation projects, progress happens incrementally through commits like this one, gradually improving match accuracy and code organization. Fans following the project can check the Petari GitHub repository directly to see the specifics of this latest change.
Update: July 24, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
The Petari project, the community-driven decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit (677aa5d2308b30b78307228017571d3a0cef9500) pushed to its repository. As with other decompilation efforts, incremental commits like this one gradually match compiled output to the original Wii binary, matching functions and cleaning up the codebase.
No further details were provided alongside this commit. The Petari project remains an active, ongoing effort, and fans tracking full decompilation progress should keep an eye on the repository for future updates as more of the game's source is reconstructed.
Update: July 24, 2026 at 14:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity/Petari, has landed a new commit (a2bdcefb31abbe0d1455faae9f076ec84afc54b5) in its public repository. As with prior updates, this continues the ongoing effort to rebuild a matching source tree for the Wii classic through incremental, verifiable progress.
No further details were included alongside this commit, but each merge like this brings the decompilation closer to full completeness. Contributors and followers of the project can track the repository directly for the underlying diff and commit history.
Update: July 24, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, identified as 4b6fe92839d31e01d57ea806f51ba35db0b0ffed. This project aims to rebuild the Wii platformer's source code from scratch for study, preservation, and modding purposes.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but it marks continued activity on the repository. As with previous updates, progress on the decomp brings the project incrementally closer to a fully matching build of the original game.
Update: July 23, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari banner, has received a new commit to its public repository (hash 531b3a0). As with other ongoing decompilation efforts, individual commits like this typically represent incremental progress toward a fully matching, buildable reconstruction of the original Wii game's source code.
No specific patch notes or feature details were published alongside this commit. Followers of the project can track the repository directly for the exact diff and technical changes included in this update.
- New commit
531b3a0dbf472eff8bdc8dcc40b535fbcd46c28fpushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository - Part of the ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort for Wii
Update: July 23, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has landed a new commit (0be4ecc0f5fec10ce6e4b19cda0a77f63c50e9e2). As with most decompilation efforts, individual commits typically chip away at matching more of the original Wii game's compiled code, though no specific changelog details were published alongside this update.
The Petari project remains one of the most active community efforts to fully decompile Nintendo's 2007 Wii platformer, and incremental commits like this one keep the codebase inching closer to a complete, buildable match. Fans following the repository can expect further commits as contributors continue reverse-engineering the game's remaining functions.
Update: July 23, 2026 at 06:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, known on GitHub as SMGCommunity/Petari, has received a fresh commit as work continues on fully decompiling the Wii classic.
The update is tracked under commit 61935da79f21d20204c791d83996f98a18b16120. No further changelog details were published alongside this commit, but it marks another step forward in the community's ongoing effort to rebuild Super Mario Galaxy's source code from scratch.
As with previous updates to the Petari repository, this commit adds to the growing body of matched and reconstructed code that underpins the decompilation project. Fans following the repository can expect continued incremental commits as contributors work through the game's codebase.
Update: July 22, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit identified as d29f8cf7531f3ae418767cb23ca56b03613668a8. As with prior updates, this reflects ongoing work by the community to fully decompile the original Wii game's source code.
No further details were included alongside this commit. Followers of the Petari repository can check the project's commit history directly for the specific code changes introduced.
Update: July 21, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (hash 5c867c8e2573702fba15525d0916032f176832f8). The project aims to rebuild a fully matching source for the Wii classic, and this update marks another step forward in that ongoing effort.
No specific changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but each push typically brings the decompilation closer to a byte-perfect match with the original Wii binary. Fans following the project can check the Petari GitHub repository directly to review the exact code changes included in this update.
Update: July 20, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, hosted under the Petari organization, has received a new commit (336dc2a). As with other decompilation efforts, individual commits typically chip away at matching compiled code to source, though no specific changelog details were provided alongside this update.
The project continues to be developed in the open, with progress tracked commit by commit on GitHub. No new build, tool, or platform details were included with this update, only confirmation that work on the decomp is ongoing.
Update: July 19, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has landed a new commit (9441e07f9c2cdc9f8a4553ca4febd5adaf1889d7). This decompilation effort aims to reconstruct the original Wii game's source code from its compiled binary, and every commit pushes the matching accuracy of the project further.
No detailed changelog was provided alongside this update, so specifics of what the commit touches (matching fixes, tooling, or documentation) remain unconfirmed. As always with active decomp projects, followers can expect incremental improvements with each new push, gradually inching the codebase closer to a fully matching decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: July 19, 2026 at 14:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has landed a new commit (f1592c17315dbcb16684459dffde30efa8000b08). As with most updates to this ongoing decompilation effort, the change reflects continued work toward achieving a fully matching build of the original Wii game.
No further details were provided alongside this commit, but each merge typically inches the project closer to a complete, byte-accurate recreation of Super Mario Galaxy's source code. Fans following the repo can expect incremental fixes and matching progress to keep rolling in as development continues.
Update: July 18, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity's Petari project, the ongoing decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy on Wii, has received a fresh commit to its repository. The update is tracked under commit hash f080df206bedb1efe504fe8501880251665504f5.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but each push like this one inches the community closer to a fully matching source reconstruction of the original Wii game. Fans following the Petari repository can check the commit history directly for the underlying code changes.
Update: July 18, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a new commit as work continues on reconstructing the original Wii game's source code.
- Commit
50da8ba303e75f461d0bcf09612c65322fbebab2pushed to the Petari repository
No further details, patch notes, or media were provided alongside this update. As with all decompilation efforts, progress happens incrementally through commits like this one, and fans following the project can track the repository directly for the full history of changes.
Update: July 17, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity/Petari, has received a new commit (4540dce7230fce5a420d0c441e7a562dd6fc2e85). As with previous updates, the change continues the community's ongoing effort to reconstruct the Wii classic's source code for a fully matching decompilation.
No specific patch notes were published alongside this commit, but each contribution typically inches the project closer to complete function and symbol accuracy. Fans following the repository can pull the latest changes directly to track progress.
Update: July 17, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The Petari decompilation project, the community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has received a new commit on its repository: 901a875016f604eec6248a5d47d277dd1f0bf838.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this update. As with prior commits, this incremental push represents continued work by the SMGCommunity contributors toward a complete, matching decompilation of the original game code. Anyone following the project can pull the latest revision directly from the Petari repository to track progress.
Update: July 17, 2026 at 06:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a fresh commit (e23e38c98cb5367b98ffabffca4a9158dfd24c2a). As with prior updates, this reflects the ongoing community effort to fully decompile the Wii original into readable, buildable source code.
No detailed changelog accompanies this commit beyond the hash itself, so specifics on what was touched aren't available yet. Followers of the project can expect the usual mix of matching improvements, cleanup, or bug fixes typical of decomp work, with more details likely to surface as the community documents further progress.
Update: July 17, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy has landed a new commit (2f377020d3e38fac9814a33be03188427e214911) in its public repository. As with prior updates, this continues the ongoing work of matching the original Wii game's compiled code, a process that inches the project closer to a fully buildable, open source recreation of the game.
No further details were provided alongside this commit, but each contribution to the decomp typically chips away at remaining unmatched functions or refines existing work. Fans following the project can check the repository history directly for the specifics of this change.
Update: July 16, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the repository name Petari, has received a new commit (187f1bc368fba7a2276d2e8e01731035fb986e3d). This ongoing decompilation effort aims to reconstruct the original Wii game's source code from the compiled binary, matching it function by function.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this commit, but each update typically inches the project closer to a fully matching decompilation. As with previous progress, this brings the community one step nearer to a complete, buildable source tree for Super Mario Galaxy.
- New commit pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
- Commit hash: 187f1bc368fba7a2276d2e8e01731035fb986e3d
Update: July 16, 2026 at 14:38 UTC
The Petari decompilation project, the community effort known as SMGCommunity working to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, has landed a new commit (3c30f272f75aa56f176e08abfbbdc35564776505) in its repository.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit, but it represents another step in the ongoing, incremental work of matching the original game's compiled code function by function. As with most decompilation efforts, progress happens through frequent small commits rather than major public releases, and this update adds to that steady drip of work toward a fully buildable, matching source tree.
Update: July 16, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project (SMGCommunity/Petari) has pushed a new commit, identified as 9cf0c18884d7e95645d8993ed3348f70896f3d5d, to its public repository.
No further details, patch notes, or media were included alongside this update. As with previous commits, this represents incremental progress on the ongoing effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii. Fans following the repository can check the commit history directly for the underlying code changes.
Update: July 15, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy has received a fresh commit, identified as 364cd9397fcde7b99c7018b0ae011536f88bf04e. As with prior updates to this ongoing project, the commit represents incremental progress toward a fully matching, buildable recreation of the Wii classic's source code.
No further details or media were provided alongside this commit. Followers of the Petari repository can expect the usual mix of function matching, cleanup, and build fixes typical of decompilation work, with more substantial changes likely to surface in future commits.
Update: July 15, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project, which aims to fully match the source code of Super Mario Galaxy for Wii, has received a new commit to its public repository.
The update is identified by commit hash b71a3a11bac65a135992238142c1a31b6f1ca0bc. As with previous work on this decompilation, ongoing commits like this one gradually push the project closer to a fully matching, buildable reconstruction of the original game's codebase. No further details on the specific changes were provided alongside this commit.
- New commit pushed to the Petari repository
- Commit hash:
b71a3a11bac65a135992238142c1a31b6f1ca0bc - Part of ongoing progress toward a full decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy
Update: July 14, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project has pushed a new commit (0ae091e81d3125625afbdd9a7d88a43367172d38) to its public repository. Petari is the ongoing community effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, matching the original game's compiled code function by function.
No detailed changelog notes were provided alongside this commit, but each merge like this typically represents incremental progress toward a complete, byte-accurate decompilation. As with previous updates, the change is tracked publicly, letting contributors and followers verify progress directly against the repository history.
Update: July 14, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari project, has received a fresh commit (e0653e7c0def595e0a9e91c281d1700f128e6aeb). As with most decompilation work, individual commits typically chip away at matching more of the original Wii game's compiled code against readable, buildable source.
No further details or changelog notes were included with this update. Progress on Petari continues to move the project closer to a fully matching decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy, and fans following the repository can expect further incremental commits as work continues.
Update: July 14, 2026 at 06:38 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, known on GitHub as Petari, has received a new commit in its ongoing decompilation effort. The commit, identified by hash 5d7d231ee9d288ae5c4c32f06623b6c4eb1702a7, adds to the steadily growing codebase that aims to fully match the original Wii game's compiled binary.
No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been provided by the project. As with previous updates, this kind of incremental work typically covers matching more functions or files against the retail build, part of the long-term push toward a complete, buildable source recreation of Super Mario Galaxy.
- New commit
5d7d231pushed to the Petari repository - Continues the ongoing full decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy for Wii
Update: July 13, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, hosted under the Petari organization, has landed a new commit (322dea831a847b3a40a14d1ea25b3d16b6206fda) in its repository. As with most decomp work, incremental commits like this one chip away at matching the original Wii game's compiled code function by function.
No further details, notes, or media were provided alongside this commit. As always with decompilation projects, progress is cumulative, and each merged change brings the Petari codebase closer to a fully matching, buildable recreation of Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: July 13, 2026 at 14:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, known in the community as Petari, has received a new commit to its repository. The update is tracked under commit hash d925c81e4fa025d842249b7377a227671a316fa7.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit, but it marks another step forward in the ongoing effort to fully decompile Super Mario Galaxy's source code. As with prior updates, the work continues to refine matching accuracy and build stability for the Wii original.
Update: July 13, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has landed a new commit in its repository, identified by the hash b61d91547b8a7bd0df52a977927681779cf4c230.
As with other updates to this ongoing decompilation effort, the commit represents incremental progress toward a fully matching source reconstruction of the original Wii release. No further details on the specific contents of this commit were provided, but contributors and followers of the project can track it directly in the public repository for the full diff.
Update: July 12, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has landed a new commit (54b71d0c2a5d6427f6e92f909a3ac5190bddfdf8) in its ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii classic.
As with most decomp work, individual commits typically chip away at matching more of the game's original compiled code, fixing build issues, or refining existing progress. No further details were provided alongside this update, but each commit brings the project a step closer to a complete, buildable reconstruction of Super Mario Galaxy's source.
Followers of the project can expect continued incremental commits like this one as contributors work through the game's codebase function by function.
Update: July 12, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (c2a20569374dbe58f8a38748157934b0bae718e4). As with other decomp projects, these incremental commits chip away at matching the original Wii game's compiled code, function by function.
No further details were included with this update beyond the commit itself. Fans following the Petari repository can check the commit history directly for the specifics of what changed under the hood.
Update: July 11, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy, the community effort to rebuild the Wii classic's source code from scratch, has landed a new commit (749789d3775070956347170816c49985b18f66b2) on its repository.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this update. As with previous commits, the change is part of the project's ongoing, incremental work toward a complete and accurate decompilation of the original Wii game.
Update: July 11, 2026 at 14:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit. The update is tracked under commit hash 15c46044, adding to the project's ongoing effort to fully decompile the original Wii release.
As with previous work on Petari, no build, binary, or playable release accompanies this commit. Details on the specific code changes have not been published beyond the commit reference itself. Fans following the decompilation's progress can track the repository directly for further updates as the project continues its incremental march toward a complete, matching decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: July 11, 2026 at 06:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (22bfa1d9c106e7e6178acf9720eb0fcc1eeee7e4). This decompilation effort aims to rebuild the original Wii game's source code from scratch, function by function, enabling easier study, modding, and potential ports down the line.
As with most decomp work, progress happens incrementally through commits like this one, each chipping away at matching more of the game's original binary. No further details were provided alongside this update, but contributors following the Petari repository can check the commit history directly for the specifics of what was touched.
Update: July 10, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained by the SMGCommunity/Petari team, has received a new commit to its repository (c0f88f09a6136a1de62b72939173f6ba61cdfe73). As with other decomp projects, incremental commits like this typically chip away at matching the original Wii game's compiled code function by function.
No further details, patch notes, or media were provided alongside this commit. Progress on decompilation projects is cumulative, so this update represents another step toward a more complete, buildable recreation of Super Mario Galaxy's source.
Update: July 10, 2026 at 06:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has received a new commit. The project aims to rebuild the original Wii game's source code from scratch, matching the retail binary function by function.
- New commit:
3af6321e895e59e3012ba331bb1816bd483e886b
As with most decompilation work, individual commits typically chip away at matching remaining functions or refining existing ones. No further details were provided alongside this update, but each commit brings the Petari project closer to a fully matching, buildable source tree for Super Mario Galaxy.
Update: July 10, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (7c99e2f). As with other updates to this ongoing decompilation effort, the change reflects continued work toward achieving a fully matching build of the original Wii game.
No further details or media were provided alongside this commit, but each incremental update typically brings the codebase closer to byte-accurate parity with the retail release. Fans following the project's GitHub activity can expect these small, frequent commits to keep stacking up as contributors chip away at remaining functions and data.
- New commit
7c99e2fpushed to the Petari repository - Part of the ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort
Update: July 9, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The community-driven decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy, maintained under the Petari/SMGCommunity project, has received a new commit (b07a3df1144ca70936b8ebd98f3af0debdb7b937). As with prior updates, this reflects the ongoing effort to match the original Wii game's compiled code function by function.
No specific changelog details were included with this commit, but each push typically inches the project closer to a fully matching decompilation, which would eventually allow for easier modding, porting, and study of the game's original source. Fans following the repository can expect continued incremental commits as contributors work through the remaining unmatched functions.
Update: July 8, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit (hash 83b1ed89e3e603d031097125c8141ac37b112c62). This continues the ongoing effort to fully decompile the original Wii release into readable, buildable source code.
As with previous updates, the commit represents incremental progress toward a complete match of the game's codebase. No further changelog details or media were provided alongside this commit, but each contribution moves the decompilation closer to full accuracy against the retail build.
- New commit pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
- Commit hash:
83b1ed89e3e603d031097125c8141ac37b112c62 - Part of the continuing full decompilation effort for Super Mario Galaxy on Wii
Update: July 7, 2026 at 14:38 UTC
The Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy has received a new commit, identified by hash dcca3ff4ea1e25e7db91a06dbab00e3979e53e26. As with other commits to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, this represents ongoing incremental work toward a full match decompilation of the Wii classic.
No further details, such as specific functions matched or systems touched, were included alongside this commit. Followers of the project can track the repository directly for the full diff and commit history.
- New commit pushed to the SMGCommunity/Petari repository
- Commit hash:
dcca3ff4ea1e25e7db91a06dbab00e3979e53e26 - Part of the continuing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort
Update: July 7, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit identified as 2c316c76af6e69318da71901a74cc6f1987c8f7c. As with prior updates, this reflects ongoing work toward a fully matching decompilation of the original Wii title.
No detailed changelog, screenshots, or specific feature notes were published alongside this commit. Fans tracking the project's progress can check the Petari repository directly for the full diff and commit history.
Update: July 6, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has landed a fresh commit (95a2a02b4a4a8292d89e295b25deb26ca8b9c21f). As with prior updates, this reflects the community's continued work matching the original Wii game's source code function by function.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit, but each merge like this typically inches the project closer to a fully matching decompilation of the Wii classic. Fans following the repository can expect incremental progress commits like this one as the effort continues.
Update: July 4, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy, maintained by the SMGCommunity, has received a new commit on its GitHub repository. The commit, identified by hash 4da2b04484a948da50ea1370f66621efc82da702, marks the latest incremental step in the ongoing effort to fully decompile the Wii title.
As with most decomp work, progress happens through a steady stream of commits like this one rather than headline feature drops. No further details on the specific contents of this commit have been provided, but it adds to the growing body of matched and reconstructed source code for the game. Fans following the Petari project can track the commit directly on the SMGCommunity repository.
Update: July 3, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation effort, maintained under the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has landed a new commit (48039c2edee42d16e39f5014c94ad3e307c42b9a). The project aims to rebuild the Wii classic's source code through community-driven reverse engineering.
No further changelog details were provided alongside this update. As always, decompilation progress like this helps pave the way for future ports, mods, and preservation efforts tied to the original Wii release.
Update: July 2, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained under the Petari/SMGCommunity banner, has received a new commit to its codebase, identified as 64fb0fbe4b4efa56d2bafa50d616ba792a2e5005.
As with prior updates, this commit represents ongoing work toward a fully matching decompilation of the Wii classic. No further changelog details or media were provided alongside this update, but each commit typically inches the project closer to a complete, buildable source recreation of the game.
Update: July 1, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy Decomp project, maintained by the SMGCommunity under the Petari repository, has received a new commit identified by hash 577f4af0b39e110177bd68eac33afbf33934515d. As with previous updates, this reflects ongoing work toward a fully matching decompilation of the Wii classic.
No detailed changelog or media has been published alongside this commit, but each merge typically inches the project closer to a complete, buildable recreation of the original game's source code. Fans following the repository can expect further commits as matching and cleanup work continues.
Update: July 1, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, has received a new commit pushing the Wii classic closer to a fully matched decomp.
Commit 2bb6a3c116c0923fd6b0b6681a67a1f4d82ced6a has landed in the main repository. No additional detail on specific functions or files matched was provided with this update.
Update: June 30, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, has received a new commit under hash a245fabec78fa8956bb1ed9ffe7be2c0a26073cc.
This Wii-focused effort by SMGCommunity continues to chip away at reconstructing the original game's source code, and every merged commit brings the project one step closer to a fully matched decompilation.
Update: June 29, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, has picked up a new commit under the SMGCommunity repository.
Commit 158299638a1f8ab1c833b72d568842b9441ed427 represents the latest incremental step forward for this Wii classic. Head over to the SMGCommunity GitHub to review the exact diff and track progress.
Update: June 28, 2026 at 06:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, hosted by SMGCommunity, has landed a new commit under hash e014797745025bde2e5cfd0474baae605fece821.
No additional change details were provided with this update, but every commit moves the project incrementally closer to a complete, buildable source reconstruction of the Wii classic. Followers of the project can track progress directly on the SMGCommunity GitHub repository.
Update: June 27, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The Petari project, the community-driven decompilation effort for the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit under the SMGCommunity repository.
The commit reference is 3b24a6a604ec109d466239201323d6fe55d8e92f. No additional breakdown of specific changes was included in this update, but development on the decompilation continues to move forward.
Update: June 27, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, has picked up a new commit under hash d9fc09e.
No detailed changelog accompanied this push, but the commit marks continued forward progress on the community-driven effort to fully decomp the classic Wii platformer. Follow the SMGCommunity repository for further breakdowns as the project advances.
Update: June 26, 2026 at 06:38 UTC
A fresh commit has landed in Petari, the ongoing community-driven decompilation of Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii.
The change set references commit 7f3ed1c84c00b8f2d9f2b624fdea1735c2182577 in the SMGCommunity/Petari repository. No additional detail on specific functions or files altered was provided at this time. Follow the project on GitHub for a full diff and context.
Update: June 25, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the repository name Petari, has picked up a new commit identified as 7cf6a9d.
The change continues the ongoing effort to fully reverse-engineer the Wii classic into human-readable, matchable C++ source code. No specific functions or files were detailed in the change set for this commit, but every merged change brings the project one step closer to a complete, buildable decomp of the game.
Update: June 24, 2026 at 14:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation, tracked in the SMGCommunity/Petari repository, has picked up a fresh commit identified as fc601fb.
This update continues the steady progress toward a fully matched decomp of the Wii platformer. No additional breakdown of specific changes was included in the commit metadata at time of reporting, but the project remains active and moving forward.
Update: June 24, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, hosted under SMGCommunity as Petari, has received a new commit (c6e658c9f050d555e8c6217603a6fae1bd41bf91).
No detailed changelog was provided alongside this update, but the commit marks continued progress on reversing the Wii classic back into readable, maintainable code. Followers of the project can inspect the full diff directly in the repository for a precise breakdown of what changed.
Update: June 24, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, known as Petari and maintained by SMGCommunity, has picked up a fresh commit under hash 820ec3e.
This update continues the slow, steady progress of reverse-engineering the Wii classic into readable, buildable source code. No specific feature breakdown was included with this commit, but every push brings the project closer to a full decompilation of one of Nintendo's most celebrated platformers.
Update: June 23, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity Petari project, the ongoing decompilation effort for the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has picked up a new commit under hash 9c93bec.
No detailed changelog accompanied this push, but the commit represents continued forward momentum on one of the most ambitious Wii decompilation projects in the community. Followers of the project can track the full diff directly in the Petari repository on GitHub.
Update: June 23, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The community-driven decompilation project for the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, known as Petari, has received a fresh commit to its repository.
Commit 93cc55f continues the ongoing reverse-engineering effort. No specific change details were included in this update, but followers of the project can track progress directly in the SMGCommunity/Petari repository.
Update: June 23, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, hosted by SMGCommunity, has received a new commit under hash 3839f58.
No detailed changelog accompanied this update, but the commit marks continued forward progress on the Wii classic's decompilation. Followers of the project can inspect the full diff directly on the SMGCommunity GitHub repository for specifics on what changed.
Update: June 22, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, maintained by SMGCommunity, has received a new commit.
Commit 92c5a9d695c95a2934c1a2c041eda30c1d781957 is now live in the repository. No additional breakdown of specific changes was included in the update, so follow the SMGCommunity Petari repo directly for the full diff and context.
Update: June 22, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The community-driven decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy, known as Petari, has picked up a new commit under the SMGCommunity repository on GitHub.
No detailed change notes accompanied this update, but the commit hash b5b4bbb marks continued forward progress on reversing the beloved Wii platformer. Followers of the project can inspect the diff directly in the repository for a full breakdown of what shifted in this push.
Update: June 21, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The community-driven decompilation project for the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, known as Petari, has picked up a new commit under hash 6ac815c.
No detailed changelog was provided with this update, but the commit represents continued forward momentum for the SMGCommunity team as they work toward a full decompilation of the game.
Update: June 21, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity Petari repository, the ongoing decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy on Wii, has received a new commit under hash 20b21ef.
No detailed changelog was provided alongside this push, but the commit continues the community's steady work toward a fully matching decompilation of the original Wii title. Followers of the project can inspect the exact changes on the SMGCommunity GitHub repository.
Update: June 21, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity's Petari repository, the ongoing decompilation effort for the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit under hash 8fd83a528cd8144af7901faa76fca8037162e99d.
No further breakdown of specific changes was provided with this update, but the commit marks continued forward momentum for a project that aims to produce a fully matching decompilation of the original game code.
Update: June 20, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The community-driven Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, hosted under SMGCommunity/Petari, has received a new commit identified as eab4954.
This update continues the steady reverse-engineering work on Nintendo's Wii platformer, incrementally expanding the amount of accurately decompiled code in the repository. No specific feature list accompanied this commit, but each merge brings the project closer to a fully readable and buildable recreation of the original game's source logic.
Update: June 19, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari decompilation project for Super Mario Galaxy on Wii has received a new commit, reference 42d59bfa214aaef4394a9592366dbd1e0d3f6361.
Petari is the community-driven effort to produce a matching decompilation of the original Wii title, and each merged commit moves the project closer to full source reconstruction. No additional details beyond the commit reference were provided with this update.
Update: June 19, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, hosted by SMGCommunity, has picked up a fresh commit under hash 9ca0ef9cea68418749b03753e96dd7efd1baa879.
No additional detail was provided alongside this commit, but the update marks continued forward progress on the Wii classic's decompilation effort. Followers of the project should check the SMGCommunity GitHub repository directly for a full diff and any related discussion.
Update: June 18, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity Petari project, a work-in-progress decompilation of the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has picked up a new commit under hash c1904300.
No additional detail beyond the commit itself was provided at this time, but the project continues to move forward. Keep an eye on the SMGCommunity/Petari repository for a full diff and any accompanying notes from contributors.
Update: June 18, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity's Petari project, the ongoing decompilation effort for the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit under hash 46ae2768895bf461a69a9068922d9be969a50b64.
No detailed changelog accompanies this push, but the commit represents continued forward momentum on one of the most ambitious Wii decompilation projects currently active. Followers of the project can inspect the full diff on the SMGCommunity GitHub repository.
Update: June 17, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity's Petari repository, the ongoing decompilation project for Nintendo's Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has picked up a new commit (91277f0).
The update continues the steady incremental progress the team has been making toward a complete, matching decomp of the game's codebase. No dramatic feature drops this time, but every merged commit brings the project one step closer to a fully documented and reversible source reconstruction of one of the Wii's most beloved titles.
Update: June 17, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity Petari project, the ongoing decompilation effort targeting the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has received a fresh commit pushing the work forward.
Commit 4bfe9fb lands in the repository as the latest step in the community's long-running effort to produce a matching, buildable reconstruction of the game's original code.
Update: June 17, 2026 at 10:38 UTC
The open-source Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, has landed a new commit under hash ca768c9ddf086b5abd2a9fd76a0279e6c8222067.
No detailed changelog accompanies this push, but the commit continues the community-driven effort to fully decompile the Wii classic. Followers of the SMGCommunity project can inspect the diff directly on the repository for a precise breakdown of what changed.
Update: June 17, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, maintained by SMGCommunity under the name Petari, has received a new commit.
Commit b7491ba has been merged into the repository. No additional detail on specific code changes was provided in this update, but the project continues its progress toward a full decompilation of the Wii classic.
Update: June 16, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari repository has received a new commit, continuing steady progress on the Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project for Wii.
Commit 986f5d5 advances the codebase, contributing to the ongoing effort to produce a fully matching decomp of the classic Nintendo Wii title.
Update: June 16, 2026 at 14:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity Petari project, the ongoing decompilation effort for the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit tracked as fe41c875130306193f724bbe405cb1e2686d877c.
No additional detail beyond the commit hash was provided in this update. Follow the SMGCommunity/Petari repository directly to review the full diff and any associated notes from the contributors.
Update: June 16, 2026 at 06:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity Petari project, the ongoing decompilation effort targeting the original Wii release of Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit under hash daff8f2.
No detailed changelog was attached to this push, but the commit continues the steady progress the team has been making toward a complete,匹配able source reconstruction of the game. Followers of the project can track the full diff on the official repository.
Update: June 16, 2026 at 02:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity/Petari repository, the community-driven decompilation effort for the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit.
The change, identified by hash ce346fc, continues the incremental progress toward a full, documented decompilation of the game's codebase. No additional details about the specific functions or modules affected were provided in this update.
Update: June 15, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity Petari project, the ongoing decompilation effort for the Wii classic Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit under hash 6085d63a745f912969b2b78080e554d564f99e3f.
No detailed change notes accompanied this commit beyond the hash itself, so the exact scope of the update is not yet confirmed. Followers of the project can inspect the diff directly in the repository to see what functions or files were affected.
Update: June 15, 2026 at 14:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, hosted under SMGCommunity as Petari, has received a new commit identified as ce6149c534e89ae6c5ba3d6c9ecd3683c168ec4e.
This update continues the ongoing effort to fully reverse-engineer the Wii classic. No specific sub-changes were listed in the change set beyond the commit itself, but every new push brings the project one step closer to a complete, buildable decomp of the game.
Update: June 14, 2026 at 22:38 UTC
The SMGCommunity Petari project, the ongoing decompilation effort targeting the original Wii release of Super Mario Galaxy, has received a new commit under hash 2480538.
No detailed changelog was attached to this update, but the commit continues the community-driven push toward a complete, matching decomp of Nintendo's 2007 platformer. Followers of the project can track incremental progress directly on the SMGCommunity GitHub repository.
Update: June 14, 2026 at 18:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, has received a new commit (8148ef9) to its repository.
As this update arrives as a single commit without a detailed breakdown in the change set, follow the SMGCommunity/Petari repository directly for the full diff and context behind this latest push.
Update: June 14, 2026 at 14:38 UTC
The ongoing Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, Petari, has picked up a fresh commit under hash d41cf7835fcb25dd7de55da8ff779fe2f001f6c2.
No detailed changelog accompanied this push, but the commit continues the community-driven effort to produce a matching, readable C++ codebase for the Wii classic. Progress can be followed on the SMGCommunity GitHub repository.
Update: June 14, 2026 at 06:38 UTC
The Super Mario Galaxy decompilation project, hosted under SMGCommunity as Petari, has received a new commit pushing the reconstruction of the Wii platformer's codebase forward.
Commit ff7df1613ade12c0e82f77a1d3b060ee5d064adc represents the latest incremental step in the community-driven effort to produce a matching decomp of the original game.
Petari is an ongoing fan decompilation project targeting Nintendo's Super Mario Galaxy on the Wii, hosted by the SMGCommunity organisation on GitHub. The project aims to produce a matching, human-readable reconstruction of the original game's source code.
A new commit (55803a0) has landed in the repository, continuing incremental progress on the decomp effort. Followers of the project can track development directly on the SMGCommunity GitHub page.