Finally, now I can get all the chicks...

[Gryzor]

Finally....


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[robcfg]

And what does your wife think about it? 


Jokes aside, nice book! Any chance you're scanning it so be can beat Syx's PacMan emulator?

[Gryzor]

She's super excited to see all the scorez I'll be bringing in. Of course we have a different definition for "score"


It's quite a few pages, but if there's demand sure, I'll do it. I'm starting a poll to see

[Bryce]

The Poll is missing the option: "I'm so crap at games, that nothing, including this book would be of any use to me".

Bryce.

[Gryzor]

Look again.

[Bryce]

Now you have my vote

Bryce.

[Gryzor]

Well, in your case shouldn't it be "I hax0rz the hardwarz to win"?

[MacDeath]

I wanted to answer "LOL" but I couldn't...

[Gryzor]

I thought you just did?


"LOL"

[Bryce]

Hardware cheating is possible in some very rare cases. Back in the 80's I built a special "Daley Thompson Joystick", just to beat the Decathalon game. It consisted of a handle you turned with 16 switches. One turn of the handle was equivalent to moving the joystick back and forth 8 times. It not only meant that Daley easily ran at full speed, but it also saved my joystick from an early death.

Bryce.

[beaker]

Hardware cheating is possible in some very rare cases. Back in the 80's I built a special "Daley Thompson Joystick", just to beat the Decathalon game. It consisted of a handle you turned with 16 switches. One turn of the handle was equivalent to moving the joystick back and forth 8 times. It not only meant that Daley easily ran at full speed, but it also saved my joystick from an early death.

Bryce.

Shame it didn't vibrate, then you would have had all the chicks... 

[Bryce]

I'll add that option to version 2.0

Bryce.

[SyX]

Jokes aside, nice book! Any chance you're scanning it so be can beat Syx's PacMan emulator?

Well, you can use the next guides 

[Gryzor]

@Bryce: ...and of course you don't have it or a pic, do you?

[Bryce]

It's probably still in a box somewhere in Ireland. It wasn't pretty though. It was made of three pieces of wood and 16 nails with wires attached. Its design was inspired by a local "Wheel of Fortune" at a fair I had been to and it sounded like a football rattle when you used it. Not my proudest hardware moment I must admit.

Bryce.