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@playongofantrans.bsky.social

This is my account for posting about my unofficial fan translations, romhacking, translation hacking. He/him. Personal: https://bsky.app/profile/playongopersonal.bsky.social NSFW translation: https://bsky.app/profile/playongo.bsky.social

In "Super Real Mahjong Venus Returns" you can buy game packages from various past SRM titles & view them in 3D! They're near identical to the real things & cover lots of platforms like the Saturn, Super Famicom, PC-98, & even 3DO!

When you turn 18, if you want to receive your gamer license, you should have to download the entire PC-98 library off the Internet Archive and go through each game alphabetically until you learn that real smut makes a game smart. We are not doing this once every decade for the rest of our lives.

mimi ⚔️ @ making comics@knightlyaffair.bsky.social · 4w ago

wrap it up everyone, women cannot have cleavage in fields of mistria due to it being not "wholesome"

Comment under a SFW edit mod of a female bachelorette on Nexus Mods for fields of mistria. Reads as follows

YES dude. pls pls pls make a SFW mod for Juniper too. i love this game so much but my autism makes me feel so uncomfortable about her sprites, and they don't really make sense with the otherwise wholesome tone of the game. seems like i'm in the minority for thinking that, but would be awesome if the devs made a "sex sexualized sprites" toggle, or if there was a mod that did that.

"Escape From Being an NEET! Usuko's Job Hunting Labyrinth" was preserved by LNRC. The goal is to navigate to the top of a business building to obtain a job certificate, fighting through employees who want to keep their positions! This is certainly one of the more unique i-mode games to be preserved.

Today is the 35th anniversary of Elf Corporation's masterpiece ADV "DE・JA". Written by Masato Hiruta, it was heavily story driven, which was groundbreaking in the world of adult PC games back in 1990.

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I don't know why I didn't notice this before, but the HuC6270 has a logic input that specifies whether it's accessed in 8-bit or 16-bit mode (one address line gets ignored in 16-bit mode, and 8 data lines get ignored in 8-bit mode).

This should have been obvious by looking at the PC Engine and PC-FX boards, but for some reason I thought the latches were external. Being a (mostly) software guy, I didn't pay much attention. But this is a critical piece of functionality which is needed for FPGA implementation.