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I've got two N64 controllers where the stick is so wobbly as to be virtually unusable. My wife's 3DS, the analog stick is also in very bad shape. In defense of the 3DS, however, my wife did stick a dime under it for extended periods of time in order to get the character to just run around in...

It isn't subjective though. You stated there was no need for the Pyra and gave your reasoning. Your reasoning is heavily flawed. Even if you had prefaced it with "in my opinion", the reasoning upon which you built that opinion is broken. Just because it's an opinion doesn't mean it can't be...

I have memory of there intending to be a GPIO in the lid. Assuming I'm remembering that right, combined with one of the RGB PWM as a clock source, you've got the makings of an I2C port, if there's interest in a hardware hack. I can't find anything that actually states there's a GPIO, however...

Are you... trying to make this a keyboard thread?

It's basically the difference between having a bunch of audio in memory and using the CPU to go "DAC, here's the next byte... here's the next byte... here's the next byte" vs "DAC, here's a pointer and a size, let me know when you need more". The second one is part of the OMAP hardware but it...

pfft, 10% isn't a sale, it's a tease.

I just found out that the games are supposedly going to be running on Google servers which run Linux with Vulkan, so presumably their library will be strictly games with Linux ports which means that assuming this takes off it'll mean more developers seeing Linux as a viable target...

That'd be awesome. I'd pay $20 for a figure+game. You mean, like, the game in some kind of NFC on the figure, right? . . . I just had an idea. I should probably stop drinking before I think it's a good one.

So has anyone else noticed a few cheap game sites* are now offering publishing and monetization for indie developers as alternatives to Steam? I got notice of all three of these in the past 2 weeks. Not to deride increased competition, but did something major happen that this seems to be...

Only $150

The Quest doesn't work with a PC at all by design, it runs Android and therefore has access to the full suite of existing Android based VR titles. That being said, VRidge literally just posted an update that they work with it to bring full support for PC games. Not sure what you mean: it works...

What is "not that good" about it? Do the same thing in C and you get 0.02000000141561031341552734375. That's just the nature of floating point numbers in a computer, you can't represent an infinite precision decimal, you can only represent "close enough", and if you'll notice, the JavaScript...

Looking for the part of the post where something has "gone wrong". Can't see any problems.

Shortly after EvilDragon took pre-orders. I distinctly recall him saying that he had no intention of funding the development with pre-order money, only the production, and as such wouldn't take pre-orders until he was ready so we wouldn't get these two year gaps of development. And then real...

@Klumpen The absurdism corner is dis way

mocap was a mistake

EvilDragon is building the prototypes units with the old cases. They work. Test app was shown and buttons pressed, OS was booted, GIMP was run. Running at full clock with the heat sink the temperature rose to and stabilized at 45 degrees C: noticeably warm but not dangerously so; might want...

This is what really puts it into perspective for me. You got a girlfriend and then got married and she's still with you! So much devotion everywhere! :D

It's more that the study is wrong, the sample is poor, and the conclusion is bad. It's bad science applied dangerously.

Not to derail but I just had to be all... that is not true. At all. Like... where does that idea even come from? That is one of the least true things I've ever heard you say, and you've said a lot of very questionable things in the last few months. That is some flat-earth level conspiracy...