danielhanrahantng

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All my FOSS video games can now run on any hardware with a monitor in c/gaming@beehaw.org
[–] danielhanrahantng@beehaw.org 5 points 4 days ago

Then it can run it, and yes I consider tvs and projectors that are like monitors and screens like gameboy or phone screens to be monitors, although you may need to change the games graphics to be monochrome.

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All my FOSS video games can now run on any hardware with a monitor (beehaw.org)
 

Hello my name is Daniel Hanrahan and I am proud to announce that all my FOSS video games can now run on any hardware with a monitor, although some assembly (not the language) is required to get it running on some hardware. Examples of some hardware in this situation is the pdp-1, SNES, microcontrollers, you name it. To be clear the compatibility versions of my games unless the game has no compatibility version, then main version would be compatibility version and does not use raylib 6 and text based, is the best versions of the games to run on that hardware because it uses raylib 6 and to get it running, you will most likely need to make changes the renderer to get it running on that hardware. Text based games should be able to run on that hardware with only control changes if necessary. Link to site: https://daniel-hanrahan-tools-and-games.github.io/

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All my FOSS video games can now run on any hardware with a monitor (beehaw.org)
 

Hello my name is Daniel Hanrahan and I am proud to announce that all my FOSS video games can now run on any hardware with a monitor, although some assembly (not the language) is required to get it running on some hardware. Examples of some hardware in this situation is the pdp-1, SNES, microcontrollers, you name it. To be clear the compatibility versions of my games unless the game has no compatibility version, then main version would be compatibility version and does not use raylib 6 and text based, is the best versions of the games to run on that hardware because it uses raylib 6 and to get it running, you will most likely need to make changes the renderer to get it running on that hardware. Text based games should be able to run on that hardware with only control changes if necessary. Link to site: https://daniel-hanrahan-tools-and-games.github.io/

Steam is basically a PC gaming monopoly, so why isn’t anyone mad? in c/gaming@beehaw.org
[–] danielhanrahantng@beehaw.org 2 points 4 days ago

I do not know if I would say monopoly but if they do, it is because they have the best service, examples: steam features, steam machines, including steam deck, the os is under GNU GPL v2.0 and a linux distro, and they are actively trying to provide the most freedom possible to their customers.

The current state of ps2 emulation is genuinely amazing. in c/gaming@beehaw.org
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All my games now have a license grant for people to use the polyform noncommercial license or polyform strict license instead of the GNU GPL v3.0 (beehaw.org)
 

I am proud to announce that my open source games now has a license grant to use the polyform noncommercial license or polyform strict license instead of GNU GPL v3.0 in specific cases. Why did i do this you may ask, well there maybe times when developers have to use proprietary tools or programming languages and there maybe a TOS or EULA with either of those things that says you cannot release games commercially made with these tools unless specific requirements are done or only specific people can work on your games that uses these tools and thats what the license grant solves. To find out more go to the link to the site and the links to repos are in this link: https://daniel-hanrahan-tools-and-games.github.io/

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My open source games now has license grant to use MPL 2.0 instead of GNU GPL v3.0 in specific cases also my site has info you may want to use in my games. (beehaw.org)
 

I am proud to announce that my open source games now has a license grant to use the MPL 2.0 instead of GNU GPL v3.0 in specific cases and now my site has info on how to optimize/tune my open source games for your experience and hardware. Link to site: https://daniel-hanrahan-tools-and-games.github.io/

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I think Konami confirmed mgs4 had 40% of its logic written in powerpc assembly (beehaw.org)
 

Reason I think that is because a lot of features in ps3 cpu were not standard at the time plus this article says it would be hard to port this game to modern platforms: https://news.instant-gaming.com/en/articles/16364-konami-believes-that-remastering-metal-gear-solid-4-would-prove-very-difficult