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@superfromnd.bsky.social

internet nomad, rad nerd, 3d stuff, video editor, programmer of niche vidya, flipnic stan account, tech dork, obscure junk enthusiast, trumpet necromancer, old-game dweeb, and MANY other things (profile SFW, ⚠ my follows/mentions may NOT be!)

i love that the post for sunshine is like "ok the game's coming damn" and then virtual boy gets a high effort video thats ALSO a callback to the og commercials for it they know what the REAL gamers are gonna be amped up for >:)

Nintendo of America [Twitter/X Mirror]@nintendousa.bsky.social · 6d ago

Two previously unreleased Virtual Boy games are coming to Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics for #NintendoSwitchOnline + Expansion Pack members on Aug 4! ☑️ ZERO RACERS ☑️ D-HOPPER

if i ever publish a video game, i should just cut the middleman and ask warez groups to publish the game for me imagine the flex of being like "yeah my game is published by Razor 1911"

hardcore sega arcade game people! wikipedia's page for crazy taxi 3: high roller has included this line since 2005, mentioning a Chihiro (arcade) version of the game that lets you win real cash is there *any* evidence this was ever a thing? cant find anything elsewhere online or in service manuals

Excerpt from Wikipedia's page on Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller.

In 2003, High Roller was ported to the arcade via the Xbox-based Chihiro system board. Some versions of this game allow the player to actually win money back from the machine. These versions also include a non-paying version of the game with different difficulty levels.

hardcore sega arcade game people! wikipedia's page for crazy taxi 3: high roller has included this line since 2005, mentioning a Chihiro (arcade) version of the game that lets you win real cash is there *any* evidence this was ever a thing? cant find anything elsewhere online or in service manuals

Excerpt from Wikipedia's page on Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller.

In 2003, High Roller was ported to the arcade via the Xbox-based Chihiro system board. Some versions of this game allow the player to actually win money back from the machine. These versions also include a non-paying version of the game with different difficulty levels.

currently planning out a city project for my personal survival world, at the moment im making these "tiles" for the road that i can stitch together a-la SimCity or similar still figuring out which palette i like more (hence the inconsistent sidewalk) but the concept works at least!

Minecraft screenshot showing a road built out of tiles; one straight, one at a 90 degree curve, and one at a 45 degree angle.