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The source code of The Lighthouse of São Bento do Oeste


The source code of The Case of The City Botucaiba

 
 
Guys, do you think it would be "safe" to make a repository for certain games from the big N to be placed here somehow? I'm working on ports (Claude is, and pretty much kicking some serious a** so far) of some games:
"certain USA" arcade racer (not the N64 version, the arcade one)
and
"certain SNES game of a blonde girl who loves to turn into morphing ball and blast her way around", with the orchestral music included for hacked MSU-1 version of it.

The first one is working between 15 to 20 fps per second, still needs some serious tweaking, but it is being worked intensely (30fps is possible but the drawing distance is pretty bad and I prefer something stable at 20fps and looking nice -even better than N64-)

The second one seems to be fully working, but it needs some serious performance tweaking (35 to 60 fps, depending on the areas).

I'm kind of asking because these projects are getting kind of expensive for me (and I have others where I'm actively working on, translating), and up to this point, maybe someone who's actually capable in the dark arts of coding, can pretty much take over, at least on the second one.

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I'm the only person not using Claude for their Saturn port. Already been banned on Doom World for being AI slop.
Where were you banned? Github? My idea is not to make a slop, actually when the games are playable, I plan on releasing them so that people who actually know what to do with the source code, can improve it as much as they want. This already applies to "SATMETR", actually... I'm actually playing it on real hardware and put 2 hours of gameplay, it's really good!
 
Low-level Saturn CDB emulator, runs the stock SH-1 firmware, including custom extensions loaded from a disc or MPEG card.

 
Docs for the Saturn CD block's stock SH-1 firmware, from the kernel and host commands to disc authentication and
extension loading, plus the board and MPEG card. Companion to the emulator.

 
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