#falxix

If we were all Goombario, there’d be no more wars because we’d Tattle on each other.

Jokes on you, Fox. Every time my posts get reported, a real actual human has to read it, which means they’ll absorb Nintendo trivia, thus accomplishing my one true goal in this life.

Im glad I could inspire you to pursue a career in space travel, Fox!

Me: For the millionth time,, you cannot snap a binder.

Eduardo Mena collaborated with Francisco Portalo Calero, also known as Paco Portalo, to write a history of Spanish game software, "Los videojuegos como paradigma de innovación en los orígenes de la industria del software español." Eduardo is a professor of computer languages and systems, although he is also involved in retrocomputing. Here, we talk about the history of Spanish game development.

Games employ tutorials to make sure players understand the skills required by its challenges. How do these lessons flow, and how successful are they? We reflect on the topic with the help of "The Many Ways to Show the Player How It's Done With In-Game Tutorials" posted on Game Design & Development Tutorials by Paul Suddaby.

Undertale's combat system gives two major choices: acting and fighting. If you act, you can work through a series of dialogue choices and eventually spare the enemy. If you fight, you can damage and eventually kill the enemy. We break down how to play through each option, what happens after you play through an option, and finally, how to compare one option against the other.