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check out the top-rated cartridges on the Lexaloffle BBS to see some of the interesting things people have pulled off with the "console's" limitations. it's really funny that the game data is actually stored in the "cartridge's" .PNG image. heh. Voxatron is very neat indeed - really nice...

i am also interested in how this works out. i'm in the market for a very low-power Minecraft server, and was looking at the RaspPi 3 or the Odroid C2. RPi3 didn't seem quite fast enough, and Odroid C2 is stuck on a soon-to-be EOL'd Linux kernel (Hardkernel maaaay have a solution for this, but no...

I've been playing around with this, and it's fun: http://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php very nice integrated 'IDE'. i really like the products that Lexaloffle has put out in the past, and this is no exception. if i had a Pandora, i'd try out the Raspberry Pi binary.

oh yeah, somehow i glossed over the one i was looking for: suppose i'll wait some moooooore, then.

since i have a Craig Pandora IOU (voucher can't be provided yet), should i wait to order until the financial situation sorts itself out?

i am from Minneapolis, so this hits pretty hard. i went to see Purple Rain in the theater last night as a way of paying tribute. neeeeinnnnn! (ich habe... i have quite a few DTH albums, all imported from Germany/EU, of course. my very first one was their first US release, _Learning English...

you're out of luck there :(

how old is that machine? the video card is of prime importance... the HD versions (running on Serious Engine 2.5) need a far beefier CPU/videocard. i played through Serious Sam 2 again a few months back (on Windows 7), and i never had any crashes - it was surprisingly stable... Croteam made...

this is one of my favorite series of modern games; excited to see this on Pyra eventually

i actually finished the SS:SE HD DLC (haha) this weekend. Hard difficulty was really quite frustratingly hard at one point, but it got easier.

i've been using the pre-release versions of Vivaldi, but hadn't thought of that. i use Chromium at work just for Advanced REST Client, and i see now that Vivaldi will run that just fine. soooo now i can do away with Chromium entirely...

"According to developer comments on Steam, the version on GOG is a test build released by GOG by mistake. The actual Steam launch keeps getting delayed."

i have a few import PS1/PS2 games i have yet to try out (Front Mission Alternative, Front Mission 2, Culdcept 2, A-Train...something or another); thanks for the reminder.

but Nintendo promised us that the stylus does not scratch the screen

yeah, when Fallout was originally released i was on a Pentium 60 with MS-DOS (which was my situation until 1997 or 1998 or so - next desktop i had was an AMD K6-400 inherited from my deceased uncle and ran Win98).

i've had my eye on an ODROID for a while, and the C2 model is very much of interest: http://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=135&t=18683 however, i heard the Amlogic S905 was stuck on a 3-year-old Linux kernel (3.14 LTS) that will have support dropped this year? that's the one thing that's...

didn't Dungeon Siege get mixed reviews at best when it came out? i remember being disappointed with it. has it been re-evaluated in the intervening years?

anyone have an old one they want to unload? i've been wanting a RPi 0, but they're constantly sold out.

this is a decent pinball town... Seattle Pinball Museum: http://www.seattlepinballmuseum.com Shorty's: http://www.shortydog.com/ Add-A-Ball / John John's Game Room (what is up with their terrible website? they also have coin-op arcade machines): http://add-a-ball.com /...

i know people are going to give you grief for working for Zuckerberg (i personally do not have a FB account and i trust that company about as far as i can throw them), but face it, it's a good learning opportunity and a high paycheck. (also a great city to live in...) - if you do a fantastic job...