u/michaelfiber

It depends on the show. A really good show where it feels like a lot happens in an episode I like to do a week at a time. But if it doesn't hold my interest as strongly I have to marathon it.

Yep, Kirbys dream course, fzero and pilot wings so far :-D

USB c allows for other signals to pass through so HDMI to USB c like this would basically be HDMI signal over USB c. A bunch of phones support this pass through mode so there are cables fairly easy to find on Amazon for those.

In theory this company could have made their own unique pinout for this and use a custom cable. But it wouldn't surprise me if one of the ones for iPhone or Galaxy s23 work.

Silent Service on NES. I loved it despite all it's limits and haven't found anyone else that shared the opinion.

There's a delay between when you press a button and when something happens.

It actually feels intentional though. The game sees the button presses right away but character movement is delayed. So you can press up, up fast enough that the character doesn't jump but if you do it as part of a fatality you'll still trigger the fatality.

Mistakes were made.

I'll have one RAM 2500 please

That looks so good. Like chunky enough to be fun brick style but still clearly very detailed. Very well designed.

Holy cow that looks so good!

I had a 2013 AT that got 29 mpg on average. I updated to a 2020 CVT and get 37 mpg now.

You can but adding the overhead of a js runtime will mean you get less performance out of the hardware than if you wrote games natively.

Can confirm, am tomato

I agree. And I also find your YouTube channel incredibly relaxing to watch. Huge fan.

Silent Service for NES. As a little kid for some reason I watched a lot of "Victory At Sea" and other WW2 documentaries and then I rented silent service from my local video shop and I couldn't believe that I was in charge of the sub.

The game had horrible limits, mainly I think there's was a limit of only 2 or 3 torpedoes out at once but it was still tremendously exciting to play

I'm a strong believer in the intranet of things.

I loved the poisoned rice in Tenchu. It cracked me up throwing it and the NPCs are just like "ooh floor rice!"

Mortal Kombat II

Call of Duty: Modern Wormfare

Thanks for the info. I have a very weak antsle server that is silent and another server that makes a small amount of noise. And the silence is so nice I've been thinking of replacing the non silent one. This build info is great and I didn't know about that case in particular, I love the look of it.

I do road trips in a Gen 3 with a family of four and frankly I love it.

I had a Gen 2 beforehand but the back seats and overall comfort just weren't quite enough for the fam and we would usually take a crv instead.

But with the Gen 3 I choose it over our crv for anything but snow

I think there should be more cheaper, less powerful models for advanced users.

I think there's one in Southern California. You know, the So Cal Low Cal Calzone Zone

I do no promotion besides telling a few friends and I have no popularity lol

Some of my demos get a few people a month, some get a few dozen people a month. I know it's not a lot but considering the state of the games and the lack of promotion I consider it a miracle.

Itch feels very special to me because I can post hobby projects and game jam games that are all really rough and unpolished but somehow people still end up playing them. I have no illusions about those things making money I only post them because I really like when people play them and somehow itch users find them and play them.

Itch will never make me money but it always makes me happy.

I rented this as a kid and tried really hard to like it but it ended up not being fun for me. And I never tried it again after that

I had a magazine with this on the back and I loved it.