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Wow, it does actually play all the way through the game. Consider me impressed! And I only spent about 45 seconds fast forwarding through the game playing itself.
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Yes, because this is NES solitaire, not your fancy smancy super advanced microsoft solitaire. And the queen of hearts has huge knockers.
So in summary, if you don't watch this, you're gay.
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Dromiceius wrote:
The queen card is sexy as hell.
Yes vote.
You noticed the huge rack too huh? We had a conversation on IRC about how she could maybe be seen as old, but that with those killer 8bit graphics, her looks depend only on your imagination;) And a balcony you could do Shakespeare on....
On another note, I love April first.
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Before voting, did you determine the optimal subpixel for each coloring space? And could different colors be used for different parts to further lower the time? I eagerly await your answers :)
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A) Don't double/triple/quadruple post. Edit them together.
B) Read the FAQs[/b] to familiarize yourself with what we do here.
C) Don't post again until you've read the forum FAQs also.
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jjbob1234 wrote:
i need help how do i get the mask in the bay:(
Play the song of healing next to the nearly dead Zora once you drag him to shore.
On another note, this isn't really a forum for game help and FAQs, it's for discussing TAS routes, tricks, and possibilities. Thanks for understanding.
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Well, my corrugated friend, that was pretty entertaining:) Quite a lot of running through enemies and a multitude of jumping, but the boss battles were hilarious. I know you spent a ton of time on this, and it shows. Really impressive optimization, and a job well done.
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A suggestion: if it's possible, could the memory watch screen be customizable to the amount of addresses currently being watched? Or, if that's not possible, could the default mem watch screen be increased in size to handle some more addresses than 24? It'd be great to have it show up as a small box when only 4 addresses are loaded a big box when 30 addresses are loaded, but if that's not possible, having some screen real estate being eaten up by a larger mem watch screen would be a help.
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I haven't watched the original version in a while, so watching an improvement was an enjoyable change from the typical SMB runs. It was refreshing to see Mario just taking his time, not being bothered by too much. In 8-2 and 8-3 the bullet bills almost acted like they were Mario's dog, just following their master as he went for a nice walk around the block. Yes for an enjoyable improvement.
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Bisqwit wrote:
2) The ambiguousness/redundancy will resolve itself in the upcoming redesign.
Will this redesign include a revamp of the player rankings? Because there's a couple people with movies published still listed as vested members, but if that's one of your renovations, it's obviously doesn't need to be changed.
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Warp wrote:
Why do Japanese TV shows always have people saying "aaaaah", "ooooh", "eeeeh"...
For the same reason their cartoons have characters with eyes the size of hubcaps and hair that defies the laws of gravity and have colors never found in nature: There is no reason.
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[10:20] <mmbossman> 1 frame movie or 1 frame improvement? which one did you mean?
[10:21] <mr_roberts_z> 1 frame improvement
Although my reading word for word may be lacking, I happen to be excellent at reading between the lines:)
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superjupi wrote:
Warp wrote:
Current measurements seem to indicate that the universe is ever-expanding, and until different measurements say otherwise there's no rational scientifical reason to believe anything else.
Actually, we once had a university professor present an argument for the universe contracting rather than expanding. Would that I could remember the finer points of the presentation, but I just accept it as yet another uncertainty in cosmic physics.
From what I understand, the redshift property of the wavelengths of light would disagree with him (if natural properties of light could disagree, that is).
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iPod Gen 5 video, 30 GB. I bought it right after they announced them, and although the battery life has diminished somewhat, I still use it every day. It had a much longer shelf life than most of the previous iPods, due to no major revamps in the two years between the iPod video and the touch, so I think I bought it at just the right time. I have my entire music collection on there (~22 GB), with some spare room for videos if I need it. I also just got a 2GB shuffle, which is a pretty slick little device too.
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giuocob wrote:
EDIT2: Stef, where did you get the rom that you used here? The one I have seems desynced with yours, and as such your movies consist entirely of running around Marin's house.
ROM requests, including links to known ROM distributors, aren't allowed here for legality reasons. Please read The Forum Rules, if you havne't already.
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girfanatic501 wrote:
mmbossman wrote:
girfanatic501 wrote:
Could someone help? Whenever I try the IPS patch on a SMW ROM, it always says "Bad Checksum". How can I fix that?
Find a ROM with this in the title:
[!]
Then try.
My rom was Super Mario World (U) [!].smc.
CRC of B19ED489? MD5 of CDD3C8C37322978CA8669B34BC89C804? If not, it's just mislabeled as [!]. If it is that, I have no idea why the patch wouldn't work, unless the patch or patching software is somehow corrupted.
