I’ve done the math enough to know the dangers of our second guessing. PT/EN Games, music, film, computers. | Encontre-me na @gamersemacaox e (às vezes) @TalksPs
SP, Brazil
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Carlos retweeted
Como postei recentemente, meu PS1 ganhou um PSIO para rodar os games direto de um cartão SD ao invés do CD.
Agora que já usei bastante, posso fazer aqui um pequeno review: Será que o upgrade valeu a pena mesmo? Seria esse o PlayStation definitivo?
Respostas abaixo 👇🏻
Carlos retweeted
An incredible preservation project with some amazing titles here. Well done EA
ea.com/news/ea-classics-laun…
Carlos retweeted
Happy Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake release day, everyone!
Endlessly grateful and honored to be chosen again to bring the OG Ganondorf to life for what is one of the greatest games ever made. I hope you enjoy this incredible labor of love on behalf of the entire development team and cast! <3
Carlos retweeted
Não sei se sabem, mas se hoje eu amo a Nintendo e seus jogos, esse carinha aqui tem um peso enorme: eu já gostava de Mario, mas quando joguei Ocarina no N64 tudo mudou! Nunca joguei nada parecido, nunca havia me envolvido tantos com personagens e seu mundo.
Bom Zelda a todos🩷
Carlos retweeted
Best Buy @ Eaton Centre in Toronto #ZeldaOcarinaofTimeRemake @danielreen
Carlos retweeted
Education Shouldn't Be Held for Ransom:
🔗blog.kagi.com/education-shou…
"If you ask any educator what the key to learning is, they won't say it's finding the right answer. They'll say it's what you gain from the struggle of getting there. Learning is found in the time and effort spent trying to understand an idea before it just clicks."
Esse vídeo do John Linneman sobre Ocarina of Time está excepcional. Não só por como fala do remake, mas principalmente pela forma como trata a retrospectiva desse clássico eterno. Recomendo muito.
youtu.be/j5sfIbuCOqI?is=NnHa…
Carlos retweeted
Um dos jogos mais importantes de todos os tempos está de volta!
O remake de The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time moderniza o clássico sem alterar sua essência e finalmente traz dublagem em português.
Meu review do game da Nintendo no site da @VEJA:
veja.abril.com.br/tecnologia…
Carlos retweeted
Zelda Ocarina of Time is a timeless masterpiece, the Switch 2 remake only proves this. It remains a great tree of ideas. I actually wish it had a few more changes but it's delightful that this exists. Hyrule Castle Town is a highlight.
washingtonpost.com/entertain…
Carlos retweeted
The future without physical media. In a world where Sony exclusively controls digital PlayStation games distribution, this is why you'll get for your loyalty to the brand, exploitation.
Physical media, even for those who don't use it, keeps prices competitive. #NoDiscNoBuy
Should be illegal. Was going to buy this and as soon as I signed in the price changed. Pretty much false advertising @AdStandardsIRE
Carlos retweeted
Hey folks,
Here's a weekend-project I did recently!
@infidelity_nes is an awesome programmer who ported Zelda 1 to the Super Nintendo a while ago.
I was always surprised that nobody had created a 16 bit version of Zelda 1 yet, so I took a crack at it. Should be a treat for those who are eagerly waiting for the Ocarina of Time Remake to drop.
I tried to keep it as authentic as possible and used the graphics from BS Zelda since that gives it that feeling of how Nintendo would've done a Zelda 1 Remake during the early 90s.
The goal was to try to do something akin to what Nintendo did with Super Mario All-Stars, but for Zelda.
I've long wanted to play Zelda 1 with my 8 year old son, but he really couldn't get over the crude NES graphics and some of the awkward design choices Nintendo made in the mid 80s so I tried to fix all of those and infuse the Remake with my own design sensibilities.
Zelda 1 was always a bit of a tragic case: The underlying design was masterful, but some of the obscure design choices they used really made it hard for newcomers to get into it.
But funnily enough, the Zelda 1 structure is exactly what Nintendo used to give Zelda a fresh feel with Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom - So if you're one of the folks who never actually played Zelda 1 to completion, this project might just finally get you to fill that gap!
Obviously, I tried to modernize things a bit: Both Y and B can be mapped to whatever item you want, there's now an in-game map that uses Mode7 and puts markers on the map so you don't have to remember where each cave was.
Zelda 1 also had a ton of repetition in their secret caves, so I designed a whole bunch of new items like charms (think Symphony of the Night) and also brought over some stuff from A Link to the Past like the Pegasus Boots.
Arrows are real ammo with quiver upgrades. Purses go up to 999 rupees. You start with 10 bombs. A heart container refills every heart and so on and so on.
I recorded a little playthrough that shows the whole thing in action - Up to me completing Dungeon 3 and showing off some of what this project is about!
Enjoy! 👍 ❤️
Carlos retweeted
As a computer scientist in AI (and also a tech founder), I see it the other way around.
People who have no idea how AI works trying to draw relations and conclusions about its abilities telling me I don’t know what I’m talking about.
My stance shouldn’t be controversial, AI is a computer program, a mathematical model doing large matrix statistics, and it is impossible for it to give rise to feelings, desires, emotions, awareness, understanding, or consciousness, and comparing it to biological systems is foolish.
And before you start telling me about the people who are saying it who are experts… they have an agenda.
Even the “Godfather of AI” (more like “God Complex”) is selling books and fear sells, as does popularity, interviews, and making batshit crazy claims.
Most of the tooling that people use to build and inference models is open source. You can read it yourself (if you know how) or you can have agent do it and explain it to you. I can assure you, its design is to emulate and generalize on its training data, not be alive.
So I’m curious how many people who know very little about how AI works will argue with me saying how little I know about consciousness, biological processes, or that my stance is somehow influenced by me being a tech bro / CEO in AI…
Carlos retweeted
How to reset your dopamine levels to fully enjoy GTA 6
> Delete TikTok, it ruins your attention span which is necessary to not get bored while playing it
> Don't pick up your phone first thing in the morning
> Limit your screen time and social media apps
> Start going to the gym
> Take a walk every day in the sun without your phone
> Quit sugary drinks and snacks
> Start NNN
> Maintain a consistent sleep schedule, also try to get 7-8 hours of sleep every night
> Pause playing other games until it comes out
If you start doing some of these things, when the game comes out the experience will be surreal and highly rewarding
Carlos retweeted
A gente ta chegando num ponto em que jogar um video game concentrado ta sendo uma “conquista”, porque pelo menos nao é ficar rolando video curto
Carlos retweeted
Salve! Pra quem não sabe
Trabalho com:
Produção musical
Edição de áudio
Mixagem
Masterização
TB dou aulas de guitarra e áudio
Esse ano, apesar de ter conquistado algumas coisas materiais
Tem sido um ano mais parado
Se puderem compartilhar agradeço!
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