Snowflake commented on blog entry Wall Entry at 12-10-2019 05:42 PM in nurtuo
there is one thing to take into account for preexisting games. if you name it at all differently, then it will appear as a seperate game. its preferable all tracks for the same game be listed under that game, but if the track creators name the gaame differently they can be split. this isnt a huge deal
Snowflake commented on blog entry Wall Entry at 12-10-2019 05:42 PM in nurtuo
there is a section for founding new tracks. it costs 10 submission points just to get the track listed as ready for funding. after you pay that initial 10, anyone else (including you) can pay the additiona 50submssion points. once the addition submission points are donated by any number of players the
datagod commented on blog entry How many Twin Galaxy members both past & present gave money or business partners with Twin Galaxy? in JJT_Defender
I have been banned from multiple disputes, and was given a sitewide ban for one entire week (was not even given a reason until I demanded one, and was told that I was basically too grumpy).Rudy Ferrett is positive I donated $100,000 but that is pure fiction. I donated a small amount to the Right2Game
Snowflake commented on blog entry Moderation Update in Jace Hall
Originally Posted by datagod
Snowflake commented on blog entry How many Twin Galaxy members both past & present gave money or business partners with Twin Galaxy? in JJT_Defender
pretty sure billy gave money to earlier iterations of tg, but acknowledging i'm functioning off hearsay and never saw receipts or anything like that.
don atreides was a 3 star member though, so he definitely gave money to the right to game campaign and is listed as a "founder" yet
Snowflake replied to a thread Post Verdict Dispute Discussion:Dispute: Angela Stefanski - NES / FAMICOM / DISK - The Legend of Zelda - NTSC - Fastest Completion [1st Quest] - Player: Rodrigo Lopes - Score: 31:37.0 in
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Snowflake commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
I noticed but his comment was three hours after that announcement . I wasn’t going to reply to a restricted person as that could be taken as taunting but timestamos show his restriction has either not been implemented or has already been lifted
Almighty Dreadlock commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
Playing this Giga Wing Generations game involves some accurate placement of the player's character, with several microadjustments of position. For this type of gameplay, a keyboard is better than a joystick. Especially if you've programmed some macros to make minute corrections of your microadjustments.
Almighty Dreadlock commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
Incidentally, I observe that there is a lot of nonadjudicative talk in Mr O'Brien's thread, none of which he has complained about, even though it wastes far more cyberspace than anything posted by Mr Torres.
Almighty Dreadlock commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
OK, since there appears to be a need for it, I shall elaborate on my preceding point. Firstly, showing PC specs & game's start is the equivalent of showing cartridge & console's powering up. Whether or not you, as an adjudicator, want to see that is up to you. In the case of these arcade
Snowflake commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
i have a few points about gigawings
1. tg actually does have one rule of evidnece -- must have video. but point taken, for the most part there are no rules on evidence. however the issue isnt jtt is asking for more evidence, the issue is hes asking for evidence about something thats not a rule. hes
Almighty Dreadlock commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
Mr O'Brien's Giga Wing Generations submission contains no clear violations of the track's rules, I concede that. However, Mr O'Brien did not trouble himself to prove that he was using a PC which meets the Type X system requirements. All he would've had to do is show his system's
Snowflake replied to a thread Post Verdict Dispute Discussion:Dispute: Angela Stefanski - NES / FAMICOM / DISK - The Legend of Zelda - NTSC - Fastest Completion [1st Quest] - Player: Rodrigo Lopes - Score: 31:37.0 in
Snowflake commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
Originally Posted by RTM
datagod commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
Originally Posted by JJT
Snowflake commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
yeah i saw that one. the quality isnt ideal, though we've accepted lower quality. and theres certainly no hiding of secrets going on.
| Platform | Game | Version | Variation | Scores/Time | Verification Method | Rank | |
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Pinball Quest | NTSC - Points [Circus] | 689,810 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Adventures of Beetlejuice: Skeletons in the Closet | Points | 162,500 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Pac-Attack | NTSC - Points | 2,038,600 | TGSAP | 2 | view | |
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Tetris | NTSC - Normal Game - Points | 11,554 | TGSAP | 2 | view | |
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Championship Bowling | NTSC - Points | 248 | TGSAP | 3 | view |
I designed a new thing for Commodore 64 monitors!
Here's a link to my rather long winded video on my new adapter i essentially allows you connect consoles via Svideo to Commodore monitor Luma/Chroma Ports.This can also be EASILY modified to allow you to connect a C64 to a TV with Svideo,
Can we submit Sega master system games via a Sega genesis with an everdrive?
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So I voted on my own submission. And it got accepted. But says I lost credibility ?
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Fixed the 5 dolla Flea Market Sega Saturn
So the controller port didnt work, and the disc drive was dead and wouldnt even spin.Controller port was easy. Saw a bad joint with the multi meter, fixed that with the solder gun quick.Disc Drive was a bit more tricky. Had to boost the voltage with the turnable resistor. Got it to where its
So this Saturn I just picked up for 5 bucks. Controller port 1 is dead. Nor does the drive spin. Love working on stuff like this! Hopefully I can get it working. Probably will need a new laser
