Domain: iodized.net
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NOA can't take many more shakeups!
First Howard leaves Nester, and now this...
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I liked the Howard & Nester comics
These and some of the other comics that appeared in the magazine were always fun to read. http://hn.iodized.net/main.htm
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PvP Wasn't the First Comic
The 'real' origin of game-based comics came in May 1998, when Scott Kurtz started Player vs. Player, a strip based around the office hijinks at a video game magazine.
Wrong. Dead wrong. My proof? Howard and Nester (http://hn.iodized.net/main.htm), a comic which successfully ran in Nintendo Power for several years in the late 1980's and early 1990's.
And while Howard and Nester predates PvP by 10 years, I'm almost positive it wasn't the first of its kind, either. -
Nintendo had something similar
The NES "lockout chip"
Patent 1
Patent 2
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Re:Don't forget the greatest!My favorite was always the Maniac Mansion one...
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check out the picture...... the middle one in the lower righthand corner at http://nintendope.iodized.net/smb3/smb3article3.p
h pPutting aside my guess that the picture is posed and they didn't actually use those boxes to code, that's some beautifully vintage-looking pc hardware they captured.
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404
Their 404 page is more interesting.
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impossible!
Is it just me, or has the guy in the middle picture down on the third page got some impossibly long arms? Are Japanese programmers extremely well-armed?
Linkage:
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Best tip ever from this comic
The best tip for life in general comes from this comic. Check out the Sept/Oct 1988 Strip. Here's the tip for you lazies:
Carry the magic potion to the place with the most grass before you use it.
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Re:Stallman? it's mozilla I'm worried about!
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Surprised they didn't mention the most helpful mod
This one's worth its weight in gold:
http://nintendope.iodized.net/thisoldnes/lock.txt
It permanently stops the "flashing NES" syndrome, and permits you to play lots of unlicensed and international games. It worked brilliantly for me! -
Re:A Good Article on the topic
I should also mention other sites that rock:
Play Nintendo games on your Dreamcast - DC Emulation
Add Composite AV to your Nintendo 2 - Here
The Howard and NESter Archive - Here
The Seanbaby NES page (funny, not safe for mere mortals) - Here