Build compact websites for a browser running directly on Nintendo 64 hardware.
Web64 carries its own font registry. Supply a comma-separated family list and the browser selects the first family it recognizes. If no requested family is available, Web64 uses its default fallback font.
body {
font-family:
"Web64 Roundabout",
"Web64 Droid Sans",
"Web64 AT01";
}
CSS64 checks the list from left to right. This lets a decorative heading fall back to a broader, more readable family without breaking the page.
small - 16px
medium - 20px
large - 24px
x-large - 32px
xx-large - 40px
Web64 Abaddon
ABADDON - The tiny web awakens.
Web64 AT01
AT01 - Readable pixels for every page.
Web64 Avenue Pixel
Avenue Pixel - Welcome to Web64.
Web64 BitPotion
BitPotion - Brew a colorful website.
Web64 Chunky Sans
Chunky Sans - Big friendly headings.
Web64 Cyborg Sister
Cyborg Sister - Network online.
Web64 Divinity
Divinity - A bright page title.
Web64 DM Sans
DM Sans - Comfortable body copy.
Web64 Droid Sans
Droid Sans - Reliable fallback text.
Web64 Enter Command
Enter Command - CONNECT 64
Web64 Fibberish
Fibberish - Strange little letters.
Web64 Fira Mono Bold
Fira Mono Bold - GET /index.html
Web64 Fortzilla
Fortzilla - Heavy cartridge energy.
Web64 Lato
Lato - Clean documentation text.
Web64 Liver
Liver - A playful display face.
Web64 m3x6
m3x6 - tiny pixels, big internet
Web64 m5x7
m5x7 - compact interface text
Web64 m6x11 plus
m6x11 plus - crisp and readable
Web64 Minimal Pixel
Minimal Pixel - less is more
Web64 Monogram
Monogram - The World Wide Web
Web64 Pacifico
Pacifico - Surf the information highway
Web64 Poco
Poco - Small pages, big adventure
Web64 Roboto Medium
Roboto Medium - General purpose text
Web64 Roundabout
Roundabout - Friendly Web64 body copy
Web64 Silver
Silver - Retro menu lettering
Web64 Slab
Slab - Strong section headings
Web64 Timesplitter
Timesplitter - Future network terminal
Web64 Unbalanced
Unbalanced - A quirky display font
Web64 Xolonium
Xolonium - SYSTEM READY
Character coverage varies by font. Test the exact accents, symbols, or alphabet used by your page, then place a broad fallback family at the end of the list.