Archives for February 2004
Frisbee eating fun
28 February 2004 | NINJA | No Responses
It’s finally done! I’ve devoted the last two and a half days to non-stop programming of it, and it’s done. Thank god …
I wrote a new series of patching formats designed to be a bit more powerful/flexible than IPS and PPF, and with a mind for them to be able to continually expand as systems and file sizes grow. The format will support 2040-bit addressing, which means a file 2^2040 bytes long. Why do I write in exponents you ask? Because that longer than a googolplex^600 — in other words, I should be an old man with gray hair before this format ever hits the wall with addressing.
God damn it! You kids are retarded!
27 February 2004 | Rants | No Responses
Everyone! Please stop messaging me about this story.
What you are seeing is another example of RPGFan not doing any investigation whatsoever, much like when they reported Heroine Anthem was a new game being developed for the Playstation 2 by Japanese developer WindThunder–as opposed to reality: a PC game already developed by Chinese developer WindThunder.
The fastest ROM translation ever
21 February 2004 | Obsoleted | No Responses
I translated that Sonic Eraser game Sonic CulT dumped a few days ago earlier today. It’s 100 percent complete. If you find something I missed, let me know and I’ll update the patch. I beat it a few times and never saw anything out of whack.
There really wasn’t much work involved in this. It only took me about two - three hours, so don’t make a big deal out of the release.