Request:
A Genesis action game, freescrolling (IIRC). You control a… well, robot with some awesome mechabike, which can combine or go separately (in which case you either pilot a robot with the bike going underneath, or just the robot). You're supposed to shoot stuff and probably complete some other objectives. There was a desert level and a cave level. That's all I remember about it.
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An improvement of over an hour over hero's TAS is incredible, considering you decided not to use the skips. I'll be waiting for the final version (don't want to spoil myself with a long testrun).
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But is there much sense in making a 2-p movie? It will only be marginally faster than 1-p unless some new glitch is discovered.
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But shouldn't there be a limit to collapsing (even the smallest particles have volume)? I thought there was, and the matter inside was evaporating through Hawking radiation or something.
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I mean more specifically. Let's put it this way: gravitational forces make the astronomical body inside the black hole a very densely packed ball of matter (I take it explaining why it is a ball and not some other form is unnecessary).
When two of these balls collide, are they both disintegrated until the gravity pulls the resulting blob into a densely packed ball? Or, are they glued together as two densely packed balls (lol, sorry)? Or is there something else?
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This is actuallly an interesting question: how do black holes merge? Clearly the one with smaller mass is destroyed in the process, but how do you destroy a black hole, what happens to it during the destruction?
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H320 + Rockbox. Plays every sensible sound format, including chiptunes and various types of game music + lets me play Metroid II in color. :)
I need to replace a battery I "accidentally" drained by leaving the player connected to both a charger and my PC for several months in a row, though.
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There is also a topic about it, with the exact same name.
I heard using search is good for your health.
[EDIT: Which I merged the thread into. --Bisqwit]
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I think the prize for the most underwhelmingly trivial name is forever behind Alien Soldier, an otherwise excellent game from pretty much every standpoint.
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Interesting note: at the time of writing my previous post, I was at work, and the sword was clearly visible. Now that I look at the image using my old partially burnt-out LG Flatron 795FT at home, it's pretty much invisible. o_0
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Yes. It's been known for a long while thanks to Kej, but it requires that you enter a pause screen once to de-equip the suits, and 6 e-tanks to survive the attack, making it useless in any form of a speedrun.
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