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ezst036 I want to see all N64 games done this way just so we all can give Nintendo the one finger salute. Like Linus Torvalds did to Nvidia. Reply
michaelrayburke I think this is really cool as all, but what would be wrong with using AI for this? Why are we promoting working harder not smarter? Reply
usertests michaelrayburke said: I think this is really cool as all, but what would be wrong with using AI for this? Why are we promoting working harder not smarter? There's a fervent ideological opposition to AI among certain segments of the population, e.g. most Bluesky users. That extends to coding, but it's so magical to non-coders that the opposition is weaker. Reply
TerryLaze ezst036 said: I want to see all N64 games done this way just so we all can give Nintendo the one finger salute. Like Linus Torvalds did to Nvidia. Dude the finger is coming out of nintendos ears by now… N64 emulation was good while the system was still current! Reply
call101010 TerryLaze said: Dude the finger is coming out of nintendos ears by now… N64 emulation was good while the system was still current! not really , the early emulators were buggy and you could go into the walls in amost any game … 3D Graphics Emulation is never perfect. even today. Reply
TerryLaze call101010 said: not really , the early emulators were buggy and you could go into the walls in amost any game … 3D Graphics Emulation is never perfect. even today. I said good, not perfect… You could play a bunch of games with the n64 out for less than 2 years, and that's the point. Reply
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