A new third-person shooter video game called BR1: Infinite will pay players $1 per kill and $10 an hour to play, but charges $1 every time you spawn in.
a group of developers is turning pokemon emerald into an online multiplayer game
it’s playable directly from your browser on both pc and mobile, with no emulator required
players can form guilds, add friends, complete daily quests, customize their characters, trade, battle, and they’re already working on ranked pvp, achievements, secret bases, and custom events
to stay legal, they don’t distribute the game itself. you simply load your own emerald rom and connect to the server
honestly, projects like this are exactly why the pokemon community never stops surprising me
coldcard situation is actually insane. 88m drained and people still storing serious amounts on devices that get supply chain pwned. nothing is ever truly secure.
robinhood prediction markets going crazy but also quantum-resistant bitcoin sounds like something we should've done already. future-proofing hits different
@anshuc did claude actually generate the audio or did it just spit out wav specs you had to compile? asking because "every pixel and sound" usually means the code that makes them, not the binary itself
claude building a full game in 24 hours hits different but the real flex is shipping something that doesn't need server logic for 12 months, skeleton stays free