Extent of the Jam

That’s proper computing right there

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Psikyo shmups like GunBird 2 are know to be difficult ..BUT.. you can set the difficulty so low that there are only a couple of shots on the screen

$1 Pick up

Yeah I noticed he was following twice the number of follows

How does this person have 2.2k followers? Insane.

Mmm in my area, my knowledge of caches, data structures, schedulers, mutexes, design patterns, data/logic separation, and more have come into play. There’s so much going on under the hood past the top level design view. As far as gender goes I can’t comment!

I mean… sounds like an RPG to me! There’s a reason I don’t play those.

…wasn’t because I took an arrow to the knee

Trouble is that you need system design chops and a lot of poor coders write their programs more like a script than as a system

That was my favorite mag because it covered both console and computer games. CGW didn’t understand action games, but Game Player’s did. No BS ratings either, just good overviews of each game.

Fishing Derby also has a neat water effect that animates. Fathom also has really good animations.

Have you done 2600 yet?
It’s got some good beaches like in RealSports Volleyball

Dimahoo was the jam

There’s always the Borg collective, which was absolutely NOT ethically sourced

The web app trend is awful. I can’t think of a better way to waste resources. I’m sure react native can be clean as well, but the projects I’ve seen using it were carelessly slapped together with out of control prop drilling and macro-style logic mixed with UI XML. It was unholy.

I don’t understand how GUIs have been mainstream since 1985 and yet we act like it’s this crazy unsolved problem that we keep throwing half baked solutions at. Absolutely embarrassing.

It turns out the answer is “have a nervous breakdown”

I think they wanted the player to feel like a drift hero, just pulling off the craziest drifts at ridiculous speeds. Daytona is like the opposite where you have to really finesse it so you don’t fly off the curve. I love both approaches.

In California it’s been over 5 bucks for a long while. People are gonna go broke.

Wait is that different from the initial OutRun 2 Xbox release? Do you know how the drifting was different in the arcade?

RR is all about exploiting it. If you hit the curve just right you’re pulled through it with infinite traction and losing no speed. The arcade versions feel less like this fwiw— Rave Racer is probably the peak of those.

If you don’t tune your samples it’s good practice writing in different keys :D

One of my favorite things about having limited options in a tracker is clipping samples either because it’s not loud enough or because you don’t have a compressor.

It’s fucking weird how much muscle memory comes back for an old tracker that you’ve barely used since the mid 00s

Some love for Sega Rally 2! The career mode on it was great I thought. That’s the game I got with my DC.

Been making samples again. Renoise pairs well with SchismTracker

I DO have Sonic R and Sonic Drift 2 😬

I’ll look out for those. I’ve got a 360. I also wanted to grab the new Sonic racer for S2 but I’m waiting for it to not be 80 bucks.

I still need to get into the Sonic racers. I binged MSR last year and it was glorious!