JJT_Defender commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
That was almost 4 years ago 2017 & it will be 2020 in a few weeks, I thought it was Punch Out & that was in the past. And I was talking about getting higher score Punch Out. Giga Wing is a good example that has no arcade game control panel, in its place is a a key pad from a keyboard, it is
Barthax 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
nads replied to a poll Atari 2600 / VCS - Bermuda - EMU - Game 1, Difficulty B - - 84,750 - Garrett Holland in
OOO created a blog entry MGLXLII - Time Out - The Lie That Helped Build NINTENDO in OOO
<p>I am always on the hunt for the best yarns in video gaming. I watched this mini documentary that was posted yesterday. It's a great story titled "The Lie That Helped Build NINTENDO". It's amazing what happens unexpectedly or what chaos can cause, as well as the will to do your best. Sometimes it...
Jace Hall created a blog entry Moderation Update in Jace Hall
<p><img src=\"/images/wall/31815/0b38b1924fee990aaebdce31464dd55c7b188d5a.jpg\" style=\"width: 300px;\" class=\"fr-fic fr-dib\">I'll be brief.</p><p>Based on lots of feedback and my general desire to quickly work toward enforcing better behavior throughout the site I have made a couple...
Barthax 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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Barthax commented on blog entry Scores entered in PAL rather than NTSC in thegamer1185
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OOO commented on blog entry 2019 Peer Choice awards in Marcade
2019 Performance of the Year - (On any specific game submission already accepted) There was a large number of excellent submissions this year. This covered across all platforms like console, PC, iOS, MAME and Arcade.When I reviewed the the submissions that were accepted at Twin Galaxies in 2019, four
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
RaGe started a poll Sega 32X - Virtua Racing Deluxe - NTSC - Big Forest - Fastest Lap - Formula - 37.426 - Terence O'Neill in
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
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Desidious started a poll PlayStation Portable - Burnout Legends - NTSC/PAL - Crash - High Roller [Dollars] - 390,000 - Brandon Finton in
Snowflake commented on blog entry Policy Message... in Jace Hall
Originally Posted by RTM
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.
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Dragster | 1980 | NTSC - Game 1, Difficulty B - Blindfold Challenge | 05.67 | TGSAP | 2 | view |
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Dragster | 1980 | EMU - Game 1, Difficulty B [Fastest Time] - | 05.61 | TGSAP | 4 | view |
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Dragster | 1980 | NTSC - Game 1, Difficulty B [Fastest Time] | 05.61 | TGSAP | 6 | view |
Look what came in the mail today. I been wanting this book since I was 12!!! And look it came with software!!! A 68000 simulator. I haven't had a computer with a floppy drive in over 20 years.
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Remember How I Said I Once Built My Own Social Network...
EnigmaV is back online, the successor Enigma6 was incomplete and unstable, but I was able to uses parts from it to restore the previous version which was also damaged.Here it is the prototype social network I created years ago! I hope to rebuild it as Enigma7! In fact I decided I'm going to toss
Final Version Of My Game Engine Before I Scrapped It.
I been going through files yesterday in an attempt to organize and back up everything crucial in my life. During that process I decided to start making small videos demonstrating the different versions of my game engine that I scrapped.
This was one of two versions of the final version of my
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Huge Progress Reverse Engineering Dragster, But Need A Break.
I got 98% of the main algorithm of Dragster decoded, 95% of the entire code documented, but still got 60% of the game to decode which is mostly the graphics. I could develop my own spreadsheet at this point but I haven't decided if I want to go that route or not, as I have other options besides
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Updated the Dragster Memory Map Guide.
Updated the Dragster Memory Map. It's almost complete except for a few memory locations I haven't figured out yet. I also added graphics to it just so people can get a general idea of what these memory locations do. It's still far from complete and it's possible I
