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I saw that Sad Keanu on theShapewayssite. I use Blender and they just put in some new stuff to make 3D printing easier, so I've been debating making a figure or something just to see how it turns out. I'll probably go through something like Shapeways rather than buying my own 3D printer though.

If you dig into a few configuration settings you can get Feedly pretty close to the normal Google Reader. At least the way I used Google Reader you can. I've still been trying various others but they've all been so hammered it's difficult to really test anything. Reading Reddit and various...

I've only used it since 2010 - Since April 7, 2010 you have read a total of 69,218 items. Incidentally, this is why I tend to be apprehensive about using a lot of Google's services in the first place. :P

One more year and you'll be old enough to read the Screenshots forum.

The manual that comes with it is usually pretty good.This site covers Ruby pretty well tooif syntax and things are troubling. I don't have any RGSS specific things though, as I haven't used RPG Maker in several years.

Stumbled on this one today by accident. SNES Sim City Music gives me nostalgia boners.

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I really like all the hand-drawn illustrations they had in old Nintendo Powers. I suppose they did it that way mainly becausegamesweren't big enough to have marketing budgets of their own at the time. Even so, it really gives those old issues a pretty distinct style that was lost over the course...

Giant working NES controller made out of Legos. I need to learn to do wiring/electronics to do stupid shit like this.Article with more pics/videos.

What is that GI-Joe game up there on? More importantly was it any good? The NES and Arcade GI-Joe games were pretty decent.

I don't know, Star Wars probably had some worse games than that one over the years. That franchise is full of turds.

RM2003 has a side-view battle system. Every other one has a front-view battle system. Any of them that allow scripting someone usually makes a side-view and there was even tactical battle systems available for some of them. Since you can only script the actual game and not the editor...

There is actually afree clone of that file manager.

That's probably the most convincing toon shader on 3D models I've seen. It really looks like playing a 2D animated cartoon.

Played some Bubble Bobble today. For some reason I still have the password EECFG memorized since when I was a kid. I'll die knowing that stupid password, but forget actually useful stuff like Math.

I rented the Virtual Boy from Blockbuster Video when it came out. The 3D effect worked well, and I never got a headache from it, but a lot of other people seem to. It's biggest problem was there wasn't a very comfortable way to play it. It felt like a concept prototype rather than a finished...

You can pass on Elements, it's really just a crippled version of Photoshop. Illustrator is good if you do any vector work. Logos, icons, t-shirt designs, things like that. Premier is a high end video editor. Audition is a sound editor. InDesign is a publishing application. GoLive is a...

Assuming you have Windows you may as well grab CS2 since they literally just have it out in the open onthis page. It's more of a hassle to download Flash Player. CS2 is 8 years old, so probably will run well on your laptop. It will certainly run better than GIMP does.

What is the cost of building something like this roughly? I've never built anything like that but was thinking about doing it as a learning project.

I don't know if it's of interest, butLinus Torvalds talked a bit about working with Valve in this talk. I run Linux as my main desktop, but I'm still skeptical if they can make it a viable gaming platform. I hope they succeed obviously, but since you can mix and match so much stuff on Linux...

That's kind of a boring design if that is what they're going with. I was hoping they'd make something really steam-punk looking.

I'm still on CS4 for the same reason (and even that one I didn't actually buy the license, the company I used to work for did). I've always wondered if they'd make more money if it was priced around the range of say Windows. I'd upgrade every release without hesitation, and I think a lot more...

SoAdobe responded: They haven't taken the downloads down though, and apparently you don't even need to register an AdobeID account to get to them now. If you go tothis page, and scroll down and select the language you want, it takes you directly to the download page with the serial keys. Guess...

Dunno, they still haven't pulled links. Adobe hasn't made any statement yet, I assume the execs are still probably scrambling. I don't think they can do much, as those keys are already everywhere and the whole purpose for it was because they shut down the CS2 activation server - therefore it...

I posted it earlier in the Photoshop thread.It appears Adobe dun goofed, and it wasn't intended to be free for everyone. I'd hate to be the guy that pulled that blunder, this news hit virtually every graphic site and tech blog I visit.

Lyrical do you emulate any light gun games on your MAME arcade? If so curious what you use for display? AFAIK they don't work with modern TVs, and you need an old school CRT.

Adobe has the entire CS2 Suite available for free. Justregister here, and you can download Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. No idea if it's just a limited thing or what.

Adobe is giving CS2 away for free bros, no idea for how long sogogogo

This was on my Reddit homepage today.

I've never used it, but there isPuppy Arcadethat comes preconfigured with emulators. You still have to get the roms separately though.

What do you guys use for controllers? I have some generic USB PS1 looking things that work okay, but they wouldn't work very well on a console with analog stick controls (N64 for example).

I wanted a TurboGrafx 16, but it was extremely rare in my area. They only advertised and sold it in major cities for some reason. So, unfortunately I've still never gotten to play the actual console. I'll probably give some of the games mentioned a shot though. I really only know Bonk from the...

I mentioned it in the NES thread, but I useMednafenon my little emu-machine. It emulates a lot of consoles by itself - I use it for NES, SNES, Master System, Genesis, TurboGrafx 16, and GameBoy/Color/Advanced. I use Linux as the OS, so my PSX options are more limited than a Windows box...

FF8 was the last one I bought/played. This thread made me check out some videos on FF9, and I'm thinking about giving that one a shot. It appears to be more inline with what I might like at least.

I'm more concerned about that hand-cannon sitting on the table. Duck-Hunt was a training ground for gun violence.

That TMNT Nintendo Power has a section towards the end with a guy (J-Scott Campbell) winning some award for doing concept art for a fake game called Lockarm. I draw too, and always really liked that article as a kid. Me and my friends would basically design games similarly, where I drew the...

Haha, emulator I use only scores 54.8% - I don't understand hardly any of that data to know what it's missing though.

Metroid probably would hold up better than it does if you could duck like you can in the sequels (bonus if you got the 8 direction shooting). Without that it makes certain areas a lot more tedious than they should be. It's also guilty of the "try to bomb everything for secrets!" but not to the...

I was just saying that it was still an uncommon thing for games at the time, not that it invented it or anything. I don't think it's the greatest game on the system, but I just would have squeezed it in a top 100 NES games list. I useMednafenfor an emulator, but I've only run the Linux...

Only real issue I ever had with Castlevania II was the comically poor translation. There is a Rom that retranslates it better, and fixes a few other things though. The actual game was really cool to me at the time, because it came out before it was common to have things like npcs and...