Barely is the wrong word: to port the Build engine wasn't feasible, and it was never done. Instead, Duke Nukem 3D for the Saturn was rebuilt from scratch using Lobotomy's SlaveDriver -- in fact a more advanced engine, capable of actual 3D levels.
Also, if you think a Saturn is underpowered for this game... ahem.
In his place, if someone tried to manipulate me like that, I'd do the opposite -- give them a big fat "fuck you" and go meet the other side instead, even if I had to pay for the trip.
"Richard Stallman" is his birth name, but "rms" (all lower-case) is his chosen identity. Kinda like "Norma Jeane Baker" versus "Marilyn Monroe", or "Robert Zimmerman" versus "Bob Dylan".
Computers have been around for decades; many interface designs were tried, and we have a pretty good clue about what works and what does not. But lately it seems that everyone has decided to ignore this knowledge and just try to make things flashy. Those morons may think they'll attract a new userbase this way, but actually will just alienate the one they already have.
Hal's problem was not sentience, but the fact that a paradox drove it insane. Hal was built to never distort or conceal information, yet was told to do precisely so.
Just as well, Linux may go insane if it is commanded to contradict its core purpose, so... wait, did anyone add DRM to it yet?
Nonsense. This is the traditional, historical, well-established definition: a "heir of Space Invaders" is a shoot 'em up, or shmup, or simply a shooter; while a "heir of Wolfenstein 3D" is a first person shooter, and absolutely not simply a shooter.
"Who Moved My Cheese?" is not simply a bad book, it is an evil book. Do you know what is that piece of shit's real message? It is this: when the boss runs away with the cheese, employees should shrug and move on, rather than pursue legal action against the scoundrels who ruined the company and destroyed their jobs. That's why it is so popular among PHBs, it covers their asses.
I once bought one of those "generic" tablets; it simply did not work on OSX, despite having the drivers for it. Eventually got a Wacom, cost more but works flawlessly.
Yeah, try to justify the expense for an $80 Unicomp Customizer ("the son of Model M") versus some $5 no-brand junk. Of course, the $80 one is absurdly more comfortable and will last for decades, and the $5 will likely be unusable in a year or two, but people tend to be short-sighted, bureaucrats doubly so.
Slashdot Mirror
The red panda is not actually a panda, mind you...
Hah, we'll simply build our windpower turbines on the other side of the border, and throw them in reverse when something happens.
Obligatory Morbo.
I fart in king Bhumibol's general direction. His mother was a binturong and his father smelt of durians.
Also, DUPE!
Well, my point was that the Saturn could handle DN3D... that Mega Drive version video was just trivia.
Duke Nukem 3D could barley run on a saturn
Barely is the wrong word: to port the Build engine wasn't feasible, and it was never done. Instead, Duke Nukem 3D for the Saturn was rebuilt from scratch using Lobotomy's SlaveDriver -- in fact a more advanced engine, capable of actual 3D levels.
Also, if you think a Saturn is underpowered for this game... ahem.
In his place, if someone tried to manipulate me like that, I'd do the opposite -- give them a big fat "fuck you" and go meet the other side instead, even if I had to pay for the trip.
"Richard Stallman" is his birth name, but "rms" (all lower-case) is his chosen identity. Kinda like "Norma Jeane Baker" versus "Marilyn Monroe", or "Robert Zimmerman" versus "Bob Dylan".
Why would anyone ever dream of developing a console that is weaker than a mobile phone?
Ever heard of Zeebo?
Computers have been around for decades; many interface designs were tried, and we have a pretty good clue about what works and what does not. But lately it seems that everyone has decided to ignore this knowledge and just try to make things flashy. Those morons may think they'll attract a new userbase this way, but actually will just alienate the one they already have.
Hal's problem was not sentience, but the fact that a paradox drove it insane. Hal was built to never distort or conceal information, yet was told to do precisely so.
Just as well, Linux may go insane if it is commanded to contradict its core purpose, so... wait, did anyone add DRM to it yet?
Schmup
Now that doesn't mean a thing.
I recall reading that Yuzo Koshiro used such a method for Streets of Rage 3. And since that was easily his worst soundtrack...
Nonsense. This is the traditional, historical, well-established definition: a "heir of Space Invaders" is a shoot 'em up, or shmup, or simply a shooter; while a "heir of Wolfenstein 3D" is a first person shooter, and absolutely not simply a shooter.
Another radical GUI change couldn't make things any worse, could it?
Because CentOS is based on Red Hat, and Hyper-V already supports that.
I fart in king Bhumibol's general direction. His mother was a binturong and his father smelt of durians.
I had to play it in French
Since it's made by a French developer, that is the CORRECT setting.
That, and the tactile/auditory feedback. When you've pressed a key, you KNOW you've pressed a key.
We don't need a newer, better kind of keyboard. We need an older, better kind of keyboard!
"Who Moved My Cheese?" is not simply a bad book, it is an evil book. Do you know what is that piece of shit's real message? It is this: when the boss runs away with the cheese, employees should shrug and move on, rather than pursue legal action against the scoundrels who ruined the company and destroyed their jobs. That's why it is so popular among PHBs, it covers their asses.
Um, how old are you? Multiplayer *is* new. Or at least the idea of making a game that only plays online is.
John Daleske's Empire, 8-player networking. Turn-based strategy. 1973.
Jim Bowery's Spasim, 32-player networking. 3D shooter/simulator. 1974.
I once bought one of those "generic" tablets; it simply did not work on OSX, despite having the drivers for it. Eventually got a Wacom, cost more but works flawlessly.
Most advanced linux users do really think that Windows 7 is unstable and slow. It's slow because they run it on 15 year old hardware.
They expect old hardware to run a modern system because their modern system can run on old hardware.
Or are all you Linux fanbois just gonna dump Skype because it's owned by MS now
They won't have to: Microsoft will likely dump the Linux version anyway.
Yeah, try to justify the expense for an $80 Unicomp Customizer ("the son of Model M") versus some $5 no-brand junk. Of course, the $80 one is absurdly more comfortable and will last for decades, and the $5 will likely be unusable in a year or two, but people tend to be short-sighted, bureaucrats doubly so.