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"The first human" is remarkable because there are many tool-assisted versions of this. It's delineating the fact that no emulators or automated input devices w
by optimiz3 10y ago
"The first human" is remarkable because there are many tool-assisted versions of this. It's delineating the fact that no emulators or automated input devices were used.
- raverbashing 10y agoI've spent a lot of time in the early days of computing typing hex code corresponding to assembly instructions to load programs. Yes, a lot of A3 F7 <enter> C0 <enter> etc Yes, he's doing it in a harder way, by using positions and jumps, but that's also his choice as there are automated tools to do this
- mynameisvlad 10y agoTyping assembly into a medium that is built for that is worlds apart from precisely inputting it using a standard controller into a game that was not meant to do it. If you think it's not an accomplishment, you are free to try it out yourself to see how incredibly difficult it is to do without assistance from a tool. Getting it exactly right is a skill, and not an easy one to master either.