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Vykan12 wrote:
Also, PSX ISOs are like 4GBs, if you download the wrong one now it's 8 GB. I can only download 50 GB/month, I can't be wasting capacity like that just to watch a TAS.
There are projects like Redump.org that attempt to catalog data about games on optical media in a way similar to or even better than Cowering's GoodTools. Maybe we should encourage authors to verify their dumps against those databases.
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Enough with the Contra example, already. Encodes are now available ;).
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"Spiritual successor" to Desert Bus that doesn't even break 100 hours? Surely you can do better. Voting no due to misrepresentation of product.
Aqfaq wrote:
Does anybody know what the first joke TAS was?
We'll never know. Too many records have been lost since A.D. 1785.
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BTW, does this have enough testosterone for you, Vykan12?
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Voting meh. It looks like an OK platformer, and the music isn't bad. The run doesn't stand out as amazing to me, but I haven't played the game.
Seriously, though, is that the only use of books they could come up with? Also, are those 12 princesses in the other 24 minutes? I didn't see them anywhere except the ending.
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<Dacicus> DarkMoon: How did you get to the command prompt?
<DarkMoon> ...
<DarkMoon> Searched cmd
<DarkMoon> Clicked enter
<DarkMoon> Actually I put it in the x264 folder
<DarkMoon> Then opened it
[irrelevant quotes removed]
<Dacicus> DarkMoon: You moved cmd.exe to the x264 directory?
<DarkMoon> Yes
<Dacicus> k, cool
<Dacicus> Can you move it back?
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Fastest. I would use the situation as a way to press for any known but unimplemented improvements to the emulator, though.
Dwedit wrote:
I'm all for fixing FCEUX to make it match real hardware better, old TASs be damned.
I agree with Dwedit
<offtopic>In light of recent events, however, I might have some fun by putting up an encode of the longer movie on YT, waiting for someone to submit a version with replicated input, and then submitting the shorter version just before that other submission got published (:P). To be fair, I would include some vague mention of possible improvements so that any potential thief may have the opportunity to arrive at the shorter version himself.</offtopic>
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Based on a highly reputable source, it appears that the average body temperature of a hedgehog is around 35 °C, whereas that of a human is around 37 °C. Furthermore, the former can decrease when hedgehogs hibernate. Thus, there is no contest about which mascot is cooler. Sonic ftw.
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HHS wrote:
They check if you own an illegal TV set. In most European countries, you have to have a TV permit to legally own a TV set, which costs a certain amount each year.
What's the reasoning behind requiring TV permits? Do you need a permit to listen to the radio and access the Internet, too? With just that information, it sounds like a massive set-up for widespread censorship.
funnyhair wrote:
They really need that for america.
The only good I can see coming of it is maybe forcing some kids (probably from poor families?) to get exercise instead of sitting in front of the TV all day.
