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2-bitfinity. Just like 2048, but without limit.
- lelf 13y agoCan we stop this rubbish please? What bright minds come up with next? Like 2048 but 4096? But 3^10? But 5x5? But with greenish colours? But in PHP?
- rplnt 13y agoThis was posted to reddit 4 days ago http://aux.joshlf.com/2048/infinite/ http://aux.joshlf.com/2048/infinite/ As for bigger boards, I think this one is enough for a while. http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~b01902112/9007199254740992/ http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~b01902112/9007199254740992/
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- vlasev 13y agoThere's 2584 which is done with the Fibonacci numbers! :P
- weego 13y agoCome now, what more suitable ironic commentary on the state of 'startup chasing' could there be than a bunch of people on HN spending their days adding zero value to someone else's idea hoping theirs is the one that catches attention.
- kybernetikos 13y agoThere's certainly a limit to how many of these should ideally be appearing on the front page and we have passed it. I did like the 4d version though, and some of the AI discussion was interesting too.
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- MattBearman 13y agoI don't mean to belittle this, as it's more forking of a public repo than I've ever done, but the original 2048 had an option to continue after reaching 2048, so it seems this is barely modified.
- TobbenTM 13y agoFYI: You can play the original 2048 past 2048. You just click "Keep playing" after reaching 2048. Problem solved.
- transitionality 13y agoI saw a post listing the precursors to 2048, but can't track it down. Can someone with knowledge point me in the right direction? Thaks.
- waterfowl 13y ago1024 and Threes!
- transitionality 13y agoThanks!
- dspillett 13y agoThe page for 2048 lists them itself, rather than making effort to look 100% original, which is a nice thing we should see more often.