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Latest Comments by elmapul
PS1-styled horror 'Alisa' is fully funded and coming to Linux
24 Jun 2020 at 10:43 pm UTC

the unity logo is low res or its just me?
i mean, can the developers tweak the logo as they do with godot and as some games did with the n64 logo?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoNf7senfuk [External Link]

in any case this looks great, i was playing RE2 on emulator a few days ago and seeing the differences between pc, n64, ps1 and other consoles on youtube, they made an good job at making the game look like an old school game.
and if the game is any good, its an must have.

Wine 5.11 is out with more NTDLL work, NetIO kernel driver started
20 Jun 2020 at 1:49 am UTC Likes: 2

Quoting: Dunc
Quoting: elmapul"Removal of the obsolete 32-bit PowerPC architecture."
lol, hard to believe that it was still there
Although I usually find the removal of whole architectures kind of sad, even I have to admit to wondering what it was doing in there in the first place. Apparently there was a release of NT 4.0 for PowerPC [External Link], but how many people ever used it? According to that article, “The number of software titles which will run in 32-bit PowerPC native is less than 5 from what I’m seeing online.”

(That said, I now have a desperate hankering for a PReP board. I've never actually wanted to run Windows before in my life. But PowerPC Windows... that's kind of cool. :grin:)
i think it reffers to run wine on powerpc, not po...
wait, there was an windows for power pc...
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerPC [External Link]

hell...

Wine 5.11 is out with more NTDLL work, NetIO kernel driver started
19 Jun 2020 at 9:18 pm UTC

"Removal of the obsolete 32-bit PowerPC architecture."
lol, hard to believe that it was still there

Crayta launches exclusively for Stadia on July 1, free with Stadia Pro
19 Jun 2020 at 6:24 am UTC

holyshit, this thing uses lua to code? holyshit you have to code?
and how they will manage infinite loops and bug code running on their servers?

Crayta launches exclusively for Stadia on July 1, free with Stadia Pro
19 Jun 2020 at 6:23 am UTC

this is the perfect "game" to premier the state share feature.
in ordinary games, it sound like cheating because you can skip all the levels directly for the one you want to play instead of unlock it, but in that case its make perfect sense and it really cant be replicated without streaming.

sure you can download the 3GB world that your friends created, but by the time you finish downloading they may have modified something, then you need to start another download for the changes, again and again until youre synced , then you can finally start colaborating with the number of players depending on the connection of everyone...

with state share on the other hand, things get easier.

i still dont like the idea of creating content so others can profit of it and give me an salary as an prize if i'm the best creator...

art of rally looks terrific in the latest trailer and it will be on GOG too
13 Jun 2020 at 6:02 am UTC Likes: 3

omg, that is beautyfull and its looks like an proper video game, instead of an life sim.
i love this asthetic of games like horizon chase, Drift Stage and now this one.
reminds me of the good old days when games were games.
gmaes like outrun (or topgear in case you live in brazil or other countries were outrun was unknow and topgear famous), road fighter, topgear rally 64, star wars racing, pure fun games instead of car sims =D

Chip designer Jim Keller has resigned from Intel
12 Jun 2020 at 12:02 pm UTC

*personal reasons*
" including Meltdown, Spectre, ZombieLoad "
yeah, we know who did shit back then, lol.

just kidding but we never know...

Stadia gets resolution options per-device, discount for everyone and more Android
12 Jun 2020 at 9:55 am UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: grigiI really consider cloud gaming very bad for preservation of art.
Much the same with audio/video streaming.
The "cloud" has proven itself unreliable in that regard.
audio/video is less of an issue, no one has perfected DRM on it, so unless something is live and the DRM isnt broken before the transmission is finished, its an non issue.

but games on the other hand...

Stadia gets resolution options per-device, discount for everyone and more Android
12 Jun 2020 at 9:53 am UTC Likes: 1

i hope its not too late for stadia, its being massacrated by the digital influencers on youtube...

and valve doing an partnership with nvidia is an big issue, honestly i will keep buying my games on steam since stadia is not avaliable on Brasil yet (wich is a shame, i cant wait to have it) but if it ever comes to Brasil, i will be really confused on what platform i support...

(yeah, i know you folks write Brazil instead of Brasil)

update:
holyshit

i counted the games, 53 games for an platform that exist for ~7 months... that is too little...
i know they promissed 120 games until the end of the year and 450 for the next years, but...