Readit NewsThis part really resonated with me. Google promotes the absolute worst spammy shit these days. I have to browse tech forums to find clean simple games.
Last week I was trying to find a simple memory cards game and the search results were complete dog shit so I started building my own memory cards game. In a couple hours I made https://memorycardsgame.com/. Then browsing a svelte forum I found https://toddler-games.com which is much further ahead of mine but I'd never be able to find stuff like this by searching for it. Of course none of the good games are filled with a bunch of SEO spam which is kind of the point. Since Steve Jobs didn't let his kid use an iPad we've decided the game isn't needed now.
Nice app.
There's always DOSBox!
There's not much application for knowledge graphs in e.g. a CRUD app of customer names and addresses, but turns out there are an unlimited number of things you can describe about e.g. a protein, and you can't just design one schema because you don't know how it's going to be queried.
See: https://bioregistry.io for countless examples of public datasets used everywhere from academia to "big pharma".
Why do we need to move on from the SNES aesthetic? Can’t it coexist with other styles? To me, it feels like someone saying “maybe we’ll finally move on from classical music.”
Now if there’s some other retro style you want to support then I fully embrace that. I love the look and feel of HOMM3 and would love to see new games done in that style. But there’s no reason to abandon a style like 8-bit or 16-bit pixel art if there’s plenty of people who enjoy it.
Are we indeed! I look forward to the new era of retro games then - maybe they will finally move on from the SNES aesthetic.
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Somehow they fall out of my if i adjust my head down.
Battery life is good though