How this amazing effect in Battletoads on the NES was created:
The Battletoads cartridge has a special memory that lets the game change the graphics of individual tiles while you’re playing. For the purple vertical stripes, it only needs a few simple tiles. Every frame (or every other frame), the game shifts the pixels inside those tiles a little and writes the new versions back into video memory.
Because the tiles themselves are changing, the stripes look like they’re flowing or scrolling on their own, even though the background layer isn’t actually moving. This creates the sense of speed or depth without needing extra background layers, which the NES doesn’t have.
A thing I did this weekend; made Bread! I've got experience grilling, saute, slow cooking, etc. but baking has been something i avoided.
Either this ain't hard or I'm pretty good at this cooking thing 😆
So here is an example of assists this works with, there are definitely more, these are just the most common assists. These installs do not work with Silsam/wolverine because the game attributes them an active hitbox while they activate.
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Mixtapes 6 was a huge success! We raised over $650 in prize pool money on @matcherino. Thank you to everyone who donated, and congrats to the Top 8 placers!
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@Espadah_ I tried 1 night, but every lobby said US west coast but was full of 300-400 ping perpetrators. Not a great experience, but likely caused by the rats using fake location