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A recollection of hacking the N64 with Action Replay and posting about it on Codejunkies with a Dreamcast.
posted by
michaelh
on May 18, 2013 -
9 comments
The Extraordinary Quest to Put All the Super Mario Games On One Timeline
Stephen Totilo of Kotaku tries to determine the
correct chronology
for all the games in the
Super Mario
canon.
posted by
reenum
on Sep 9, 2012 -
23 comments
When I was a kid I just drew these things in margins of my notes for math
ROM hacking, the act of modifying the "cartridge" data for a video game played in an emulator, has been
covered before
(and
before
). What you may not know is that intrepid hackers have been at work on more modern systems, producing a wide array of new takes on old classics.
New worlds for Mario to explore
(
also,
also,
also
).
A new adventure for Link.
Goldeneye levels that are a bit...
different
.
A whole new universe of classes and challenges in Final Fantasy Tactics (
gameplay
).
And HD texture packs for games that haven't aged as well as others.
[
more inside
]
posted by
codacorolla
on Jul 19, 2011 -
23 comments
Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start
Retro video games
have
come back
into the public
consciousness
. (
See
previously
)
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more inside
]
posted by
reenum
on Sep 10, 2010 -
18 comments
Dead Games Tell No Tales (R.I.P Virtua Hamster)
Dead Games Tell No Tales
Not every video game makes it to the store. Sometimes it's because a company is wary of
unleashing a new character property
on
the world
, but other times it's because the
publisher overworked the game's development staff
to the point of exhaustion. Occasionally a game
heavily infringes
on a more popular game, leading to a lawsuit. Worst of all is when
company politics
kills a
promising project
. Failing hardware never
helped
anybody
either
. On the other hand, sometimes there is
no reason at all
why finished video games are sent to the wastebasket instead of the retail shelf.
posted by
Servo5678
on Aug 1, 2005 -
15 comments
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