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Posted by Kakashi
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You're welcome for the alleged shit-posting.

I'm sorry that I've offended your racist, sexist and classist debate-buddy.

Posted by CaptainJistuce
In fairness to SMWCentral, last I heard the Super Nintendo hackers were making a concerted effort to get people to stop making ZNES-only hacks and start testing against something resembling actual Super Nintendo behavior. As I recall, there was one specific tool responsible for most of the issues, and it wasn't super-important, just super-convenient.

Posted by DonJon

Posted by byuu

> Also i think the speedup may have broken NS's internet and/or NS... what the?

NS?

oh sorry, just a small joke referring to Nicholas Steel's 21 edits above.

Posted by DonJon

Posted by CaptainJistuce

Hey, the first XBox controller tried that and it was a disaster.
(Seriously, the button slant on the OG XB GP is incredibly steep.)

I only have a vague recollection of the OG Xbox's controller but weren't they much more bulkier compared to XB360 and XBO's controllers?

Posted by Kawa
The exclamation mark means it's a hot thread, not that there's a new, unread post in it. That'd be the plus sign.

Posted by DonJon

Posted by CaptainJistuce
Much bulkier, and poorly laid-out(the real problem).

The OG S controller was much nicer(and better laid-out than the 360/One).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXiAn92Wj1U

ah yes now I remember it better. Another thing I completely forgot is the OG Xbox actually had a pseudo 6 buttons layout, diamond + black & white, for both controller models.

Posted by Kakashi
Firefox is reporting a Secure Connection now, so success?

Posted by Kakashi
The website is always really snappy for me, here.

Posted by funkyass

Posted by Nicholas Steel
Edit: Integer Scaling isn't available for Pascal and older generation video cards... wtf!?

because integer scaling requires the power of TENSOR CORES or something.

Posted by tomman
It's not the first time nVidia ends the party for us users of their older hardware.

Remember when Fermi GPUs were in the roadmap for Vulkan support (the hardware itself supports it just fine, from what I've heard), then suddenly "MAXWELL+ ONLY, SORRY". And then there is the whole trainwreck of Sega 32X Optimus under non-Windows platforms.

Their hardware support lifecycle is still amazing, with regards of driver releases. But once your hardware is on the edge of getting moved to the legacy branch in the next 3 years, you know which company whose hardware NOT buy on your next refresh cycle. Oh wait, this means noone should buy GPUs at all :/

To better support game developers at larger scales, we are publishing the following resources to allow game developers to run their DirectX 12 games on Windows 7.

No wrong warping, superswimming, superdash screenwarping, map wrapping, or out of bounds screens. "Out of bounds screens" are screens not possible to get to legitimately, such as filler screens, screens with invalid tiletypes, and screens with the wrong color palate loaded(such as Tail Caves palate in Bottle Grotto). During screen transitions, the game applies the next screen's graphical set to the previous screen before shifting, causing incorrect visual appearances in some unintended transitions I perform, however the next screen is perfectly fine, therefore not out of bounds. Incorrect sprite appearances are not against the rules, since the previous movies had this happen as well.