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by hbridges 2y ago
Yes, that's the one! I can't blame autocorrect, just a regular typo
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by hbridges 2y ago
It's loosely based on a 6-station stretch of the Fuji Kyuukou line in Yamanashi. Not sure my environment art really did the real life area justice, but that's how I derived the stations and spacing between them. https:/&#x2F
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by hbridges 2y ago
That's exactly right. The issue I ran into is that the Playdate's CPU doesn't have a lot of juice, and spends a lot of time every frame just filling the screen. There's no specialized blitting hardware or GPU. Hence real
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by hbridges 2y ago
Do you mean Slipheed? Because that game is insane
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by hbridges 2y ago
I love Densha de Go. DDG Final is one of my top 10 fav games of all time. When I got a Playdate, I had a vision of using the crank as a train's master controller and I was compelled to see it through...
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by hbridges 2y ago
Hi everybody. I'm Hunter, the developer of the game. I saw an uptick in sales over the past few hours and managed to trace it back here. So pleasantly surprised to see Zero Zero on HN! Thank you so much for the support and I hope all y
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by hbridges 13y ago
My point is there are fundamental computing concepts that you can pick up by learning C. In a world of high-level, low-LOC languages you can get by without learning those concepts, but it serves your and the ecosystem's best interest to lea
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by hbridges 13y ago
Might could do that! Actually one of the biggest mysteries to me for a while was how header files worked, how the compiler finds symbols, build dependencies, linking libs, etc. Having to mess around with Makefiles helps you digest those thi