/v/ - Video Games

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>european 50fps

garbage

>>16402622

It has both PAL (50fps) and NTSC (60fps) support, this just so happens to be a European Commodore/Emulator.

>>16402624

alright since i'm not a huge faggot that still has a c64, i got the vice emulator up and running and realized it's fucking shit, UP to JUMP, are you fucking kidding me?

>>16402639

>spoiler

Anon, every single microcomputer only supported 1 button joysticks. Even if you used a Mega Drive controller only one button would be usable. But in the C64's case it's even worse, since the start button on the Mega Drive controller has the potential to fry the whole system.

>>16402642

unless i'm suppose to

>play the game with both a joystick and the keyboard

>>16402624

>>16402639

>tfw still have a Commodore 6 and can easily write this to a cassette tape

>>16402650

*64

>>16402650

>not having a sd2iec

tape is really slow

Nintendo just DMCA'd a fan remake of a 1985 game for a 1982 computer. Fuck them.

>>16402617

I need to throw this on my tape emu and fuck with it. How does it run on a 64 without any turbo shit?

>>16402642

> Start button can fry the 64

It can? Thought it'd be treated like any other button.

>>16402656

It's fucking absurd enough that it's funny.

>>16402668

>> Start button can fry the 64

>It can? Thought it'd be treated like any other button

8-bit guy has a video explaining why if you're interested https://youtube.com/watch?v=WVnwfwXnNiQ

>>16402617

nice

post it on the sharethread and the gamergoiym threads

>>16402656

If Nintendo don't defend trademarks they lose them.

That's how the law works. It's shit, but don't blame Nintendo for the law, blame the jews who lobby for these laws to jewish politicians for these bullshit laws to make work for their jewish lawyer buddies.

It's just like that kike company turbotax that lobbies against the US government making it easy for people to file their own tax returns online, because if that happened they'd go out of business, so they hire lobbyists to prevent it ever happening.

if_i_had_to_choose_between_jews_or_polio_i_would_choose_polio.copypasta

Sounds like shit but I'm glad that it wasn't killed anyway. I'm still beat up over the Game Maker fangame genocide.

>>16402726

Stop spouting that meme fucktard. Not defending trademarks doesn't mean the owner automatically loses it. It just means that infringement can potentially lead to a trademark being devalued and opening up a case where the owner can be contested to give up said trademark because they're not doing anything to protect from infringement. Failure to use a trademark in any capacity for 5 years will also lead to losing it.

https://archive.fo/Rvxdu

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trademark

>>16402883

Fuck my ass, I meant to reply to

>>16402834

There's no way that thing is over 16MB. Post that shit as a swf you queer

>>16402617

It's a cool experiment, but I'm not sure why you would actually want to play it.

>>16402794

I know, that’s why I posted this…

>>16403000

Because it’s an amazing port that captures the game down to the last detail. I’m not a Nostalgiafag, but that’s impressive considering that the Computer is older than the NES itself. It took this guy nearly 7 years of development, and Nintendo took everything but the torrent down in only 7 days. It’s like getting your decade old hard drive bricked because you let your baby cousin fiddle around on it without your permission.

>>16402939

It’s not, it’s only 300KB (it’s supposed to be).

>>16402668

Some slowdowns here and there, but it’s still good (optimises itself depending on what it detects, it’s even C128 compatible).

>>16402726

lol at anyone who actually believes this.

>>16403487

Thanks for the enlightenment. I just don't like it when someone disagrees for a seemingly valid reason, then tarnishes their own post with something that doesn't even seem consistent with their point. I know how it is having been swept up in the moment myself before and that causes me to forget to express myself clearly.

>>16403823

>N64 homebrew

Maybe in the next century.

>>16402656

>>16402726

There's more of a case here. The dev himself said that, because the NES' 6502 is just a modified version of the C64's 6502 processor, he could use original code for the physics, while rewriting the graphics and music. If gone to trial, the dude would most likely lose because he's distributing direct code from the original game. It's how a lot of Mario 64 romhacks avoid takedowns, by using IPS patches instead.

Also, why is anyone surprised, again? It's a high-profile 1:1 recreation of one of their games, one that they continue to sell in at least five different methods that I can think of. Of course they'll take it down.

>>16403877

You weren't kidding…

He got everything down to the last breadcrumb. It's like a crown achievement in reverse engineering.

I'm pretty sure the US Jurisdiction of copyright has some law that says it's legal to reverse engineer as long as it's done by someone who doesn't know the Source Code or something.

>>16404029

Right, but that law doesn't apply to art.

If he gave out a program to extract the assets from the NES Mario bros and put them in the C64 version he probably would have a leg to stand on, although Nintendo would DMCA him anyway because they're dicks.

>>16404242

Even amateur hobbyist projects, like Minecraft server hosting tools, get taken down for using each other's code. That's also what happened to that Skyrim multiplayer thing. Using code directly from a big game is a pretty obvious no-no. I don't see why art exemptions would apply, considering I don't think video games are art in any legal sense, and it's not even close to going to the public domain. Besides, even if video games were art, I don't think you can plagiarize two hundred pages of a Game of Thrones book, change the names of the characters to parodies for the remaining four hundred and release it for free.

>>16402726

>trademark

DMCA deals with copyright. It has nothing to do with trademarks, you big stinky faggot.