maple "mavica" syrup [6502] @mavica_again@computerfairi.es

ah ha ha we did it

chaining and score multipliers, and a score display, now potentially fully implemented

this has finally reached "playable" status, though there's much more to do before it's "releasable"

trying to untangle cc65 code we wrote years ago and feeling intensely mocked by the previous iterations who were responsible for it as we futilely try to continue work on this project

pouring one out* for kissinger

* into my mouth. because i'm celebrating his death

i'm trying to think of ways that i can play ds games and stream them while still being able to play them with the original controls. best i've come up with is using an emulator on PC and something that streams the emulator video to the DS and the touch and buttons back to the emulator but nobody seems to have made that yet. does anyone know of anything else like that

i am, once again, angry* about computers**

* mildly upset

** the general regard for computing hardware and software doled out by people with more societal pull than me

the same people who brigaded for webp and avif adoption under the guise of less storage/bandwidth are the ones who told me "hard drive is cheap* now**" and are the ones proselytizing for the nuking of unattended accounts so i'm like, 90% sure that anyone giving you hardware advice on the internet is wrong

* if you live in the global north

** if you have a disposable income

I COMMAND YOU TO RISE FROM YOUR GRAVE AND RESCUE MY DAUGHTER

check this out. gonna show you a really cool trick. (gets killed on the first stage by a roaming enemy while fixing up my sleeves)

nichibutsu

if someone "cheats" in a non-competitive non-goal oriented or, goddess forbid, single-player game, and you get upset about it? i beg you to find a hobby

i can't tell if i'm doing something wrong or if the phoenix live view guys really thought hosting a single static non interactive landing page that still inexplicably requires postgres was the best demo they could come up with for their highly interactive html-on-the-server framework