

It worked with some games! I remember passing around CS1.5 and UT CD keys at LAN parties.
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It worked with some games! I remember passing around CS1.5 and UT CD keys at LAN parties.
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And a huge number of art assets in general. These days in the AAA industry the artists work much faster than the designers and programmers, so by the time the designers and programmers have finished their part, the art team has had time to make 3-4 times as many assets as they really need.


TF2 is way up there for me. I’ve played on and off since launch and accumulated 2500 hours. I think lifetime I might have gotten value from the game because I sold off a bunch of items that appreciated.
Maybe give the Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters a look


That video is a hoax. It’s a small screen inserted into a pregnancy test, cables run out the side which is never brought into frame.
It seems since I have made this post that a huge amount of progress has been made in getting FPS games running on the neogeo.


I hope someone accomplishes it, even if it’s single digit framerate.


But not on a Neo Geo!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4f1-7c6WX10
TL;DW - the Neo Geo has a uniquely bad architecture for FPS games making them nearly impossible to get working on the console.


Nah, it’s gonna be ass, they haven’t even launched and they are talking about AI. Totally tone deaf.


Eh, MP count means very very little in this modern world of computational smartphone photography. My Nokia XR21 (2024) was $400 brand new and has a 50MP sensor but it’s photos are comparable to a 12mp pixel 4 (2019). Processing and optics are everything.
Will probably be a great phone regardless


Every network engineer must lock themselves out of a node at some point, it is a rite of passage.


Good to know, ty!


I assume most FOSS emulators have a non-commercial license, so if a company is using it to make money they are already violating the law, but who is gonna go after Nintendo for that?
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