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Is there a tool/method to find games you have in common with someone else?
~ 13 pts 5 comments by unknown Nov 22, 2024 ~games thread

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Is there a tool/method to find games you have in common with someone else?
~ 13 pts 5 comments by unknown Nov 22, 2024 ~games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
Let's Prove Random Games are Winnable (with Formal Methods) (hillelwayne.com)
L 9 pts 4 comments by hwayne Jan 15, 2018 formalmethodsgames Programming Languages / CS TheoryGaming / Retro Computing thread
Color in games: An in-depth look at one of game design's most useful tools (gamasutra.com)
L 2 pts 0 comments by pushcx Jan 18, 2016 gamesgraphics Design / UX / VisualizationGaming / Retro Computing thread
PlayArchive - A commandline tool to play classic games from 'The Tnternet Archive' (notabug.org)
L 1 pts 0 comments by pizzaiolo Oct 11, 2017 gamesshow Programming (General)Gaming / Retro ComputingCulture / Philosophy / History / Reading thread
Raytheon - Proof By Games (2013) (dtic.mil)
L 2 pts 4 comments by kel Mar 22, 2018 formalmethodsgamespdf Programming Languages / CS TheoryGaming / Retro Computing thread
Online gaming is popular and it would be extremely valuable if a system could harness this intellectual effort for practical purposes. In this report, we discuss two crowd-sourced, on-line games, that present players with arcade-style puzzles to solve. The puzzles in Ghost Map and Ghost Map Hyperspa...
Common problems when translating games into Japanese (legendsoflocalization.com)
~ 9 pts 6 comments by unknown Jun 14, 2018 ~games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
Valve seems to be working on tools to get Windows games running on Linux (arstechnica.com)
~ 39 pts 18 comments by unknown Aug 15, 2018 ~games Systems / Low-Level / OSGaming / Retro Computing thread
Nintendo shuts down the tool behind your favorite Pokémon fan games (theverge.com)
~ 15 pts 2 comments by unknown Aug 29, 2018 ~games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
What are some of your favorite tools that have given individual games a new life?
~ 15 pts 11 comments by unknown Oct 14, 2018 ~games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
What interesting, uncommon mechanic would you like to see more commonly in video games?
~ 27 pts 13 comments by unknown Nov 1, 2018 ~games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
What are some noteworthy games that aren't available through traditional/common means?
~ 22 pts 16 comments by unknown Jun 23, 2020 ~games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
Luxtorpeda: Suite of unofficial Steam Play compatibility tools for retro games (luxtorpeda.gitlab.io)
~ 11 pts 0 comments by unknown Dec 13, 2020 ~games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
Let’s Use An Automated Theorem Prover To Verify Video Games; I Swear This Is More Fun Than It Sounds (youtube.com)
L 16 pts 0 comments by calvin Jan 7, 2022 formalmethodsgamesslidesvideo Programming Languages / CS TheoryScience / Math / PhysicsGaming / Retro Computing thread
Formal-Methods-Based Bugfinding for LLVM's AArch64 Backend (blog.regehr.org)
L 5 pts 0 comments by fcambus Jun 22, 2022 compilersformalmethods Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming Languages / CS Theory thread
New Research Finds That Commonly Used Osteoporosis Tool Is Suboptimal (scitechdaily.com)
SCI 0 pts 0 comments by University of California - Los Angeles Health Sciences Jun 8, 2023 HealthOsteoporosisUCLA Health / Fitness / Lifestyle thread
The Fracture Risk Assessment Tool (FRAX), frequently utilized in assessing fracture risk, incorporates self-identified race and ethnicity information. However, its performance in accurately determining the risk of major osteoporotic fractures among younger postmenopausal women across different racia...
What are some noteworthy games that aren't available through traditional/common means?
~ 82 pts 167 comments by unknown Jun 15, 2023 ~games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
Luxtorpeda: a Steam Play compatibility tool to run games using native Linux engines (luxtorpeda-dev.github.io)
~ 21 pts 2 comments by unknown Jul 25, 2024 ~games Systems / Low-Level / OSGaming / Retro Computing thread
AI tool helps people with opposing views find common ground (nature.com)
HN 3 pts 0 comments by geox Oct 21, 2024 AI / Machine Learning thread
AI tool helps people with opposing views find common ground (nature.com)
HN 4 pts 1 comments by mitchbob Oct 21, 2024 AI / Machine Learning thread
GOG wants your vote on classic games to bring back with its new Dreamlist tool (polygon.com)
~ 28 pts 13 comments by unknown Jan 29, 2025 ~games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
Computer program that learns to play classic NES games (youtube.com)
L 8 pts 1 comments by jcs Apr 11, 2013 compscigamesvideo Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS TheoryGaming / Retro Computing thread
Statically Recompiling NES Games into Native Executables with LLVM and Go - Andrew Kelley (andrewkelley.me)
L 9 pts 2 comments by zod000 Jun 7, 2013 gamesgo Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming (General)Gaming / Retro Computing thread
Statically Recompiling NES Games into Native Executables with LLVM and Go (andrewkelley.me)
L 0 pts 0 comments by pushcx Jun 7, 2013 apiassemblycompscigamesgo Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming (General)Programming Languages / CS TheoryGaming / Retro Computing thread
Microsoft’s Xbox One: Owning Your Video Games Is So 1994 (blogs.wsj.com)
L 2 pts 0 comments by jennifer Jun 8, 2013 gameshardware Gaming / Retro ComputingMaker / DIY / Hardware thread
Popular iOS Games That Could Have Been Designed for 8-Bit Systems (prog21.dadgum.com)
L 5 pts 2 comments by lcapaldo Feb 27, 2014 gamesios Apple / macOS / iOSGaming / Retro Computing thread
EU takes on “misleading” free-to-play games (arstechnica.com)
L 2 pts 0 comments by lm Feb 28, 2014 games Gaming / Retro Computing thread
Japan used to rule video games, so what happened? (theverge.com)
L 2 pts 0 comments by zem Mar 23, 2014 culturegames Gaming / Retro ComputingCulture / Philosophy / History / Reading thread
A look at why the once-vibrant Japanese game development scene is now falling behind, and whether indie games are the way forward.
A look at input latency and framerate in videogames (blog.faulty.equipment)
L 5 pts 0 comments by Hamcha May 13, 2014 gamesrant Gaming / Retro Computing thread
LoveDOS - A framework for making 2D DOS games in Lua (github.com)
L 9 pts 1 comments by zhemao Jun 19, 2014 gameslua Programming (General)Gaming / Retro Computing thread
It's basically a port of a subset of the Love API to DOS.
Classic Nintendo Games are (Computationally) Hard (arxiv.org)
L 3 pts 0 comments by animatronic Nov 5, 2014 compscigamespdf Programming Languages / CS TheoryGaming / Retro Computing thread