Looks and feels great, but is missing the monkey in the ball? :(
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Super Monkey Ball ported to a website
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#23forgot how much fun this game is. really takes me back
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#24Really blown away at how well this works on mobile. Awesome stuff
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This is immediately what my mind went to. If you haven't seen Smiling Friends, you're in for a treat. Zach Hadel is a genius. The mix of 2D animation, 3D animation, claymation, stop motion, live action rotoscoping, and comping in guest animators like Joel Haver and David Post amazing. You know they appreciate the art form. You've probably already seen the gif of this scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zxL77g1em4
I've seen the multiple techniques becoming more popular (Wabie shorts), it really showcases a dominance of your craft when you can use multiple techniques instead of overrelying on a simple one. Great comedic/expressive technique as well.
I imagine how it would be with software, you have a whole ass huge website, but out of the blue you download a .jar for Nokia and you have to run it in a nokia or a very niche VM,(Or just in a JVM). Maybe to get a 6 digit verification code so you can log in to an account.
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#26Is there any info how this was done?
The author commented on their ko-fi: "there isn't much to say that would require a big writeup - a lot of the code is already reversed, and anything that's missing can be yoinked from ghidra decomp output and cleaned up, so it's just a matter of transpiling to a different language. plus much of the game's proprietary formats are thoroughly documented by the modding community. time consuming but quite easy if you're just patient haha"
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#27how does something like this work so well but scroll-based animations on mobile still choppy?
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#28The GTA Vice City in browser was also really impressive, but it seems it has been taken down. How much of an advantage has AI got on decompilation projects? Complex assembly seems to be still done to some degree by hand these days (see - ffmpeg), and I wonder how big of a training set you could provide. I have wondered if it was possible to take the re3/reVC code and the assembly and use it for training data to get GTA San Andreas on macOS.