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(25 replies, posted in Motion Graphics)

Nice! This one got the ladies cheering.

Haha this rules.

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Prediction: 200 rabid, salivating fans show up having gouged out their eyes to qualify them for attendance

The Atari Video Music is neat but rare. This is a terrible video of what its output looks like, but gives you the basic idea.

Also Run/DMG recently unearthed a music visualizer for the Tandy computer. No idea how scarce it is though.

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(181 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Oliver this looks amazing. Will be ordering one of these shortly.

Any advice concerning use of the USB adaptor on an OS X machine? Would PC emulation do the trick, or are we out of luck?

Any ideas about nanoloop 1.6 compatibility with existing backup devices (for instance the Smartboy reader)?

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(15 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Amazing!

I am






in my dreams



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You can't afford NOT to fly around so much

Doomcloud's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (ULTRA BLAST MIXXX)" is and will forever be my holiday jam.

Haha thanks for the thread arottenbit — yeah this is a long-distance collaboration between me & Luke of Chaos Royale; we had a few initial rounds of me creating loops, rhythms, tones etc. & sending them to him as raw materials, all arrangement / production outside of that was all Luke. The end result is a beast (clearly) & I'm happy to have had a hand in it at all.

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(15 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

Also, Tree Wave.

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(38 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Seems like the mountain should move to me.

EDIT: I'm being a dick, and plus the analogy doesn't really hold. But the point is that software being developed for existing, non-custom hardware is entirely reasonable.

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