Posts by KoKo5oVaR
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Isn't that ferret by the way ?

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Quote from Pericolos0
art can't be automized......................
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This is actually an awesome idea, but don't draw crap guys.

Oh and i guess you guys shouldn't forget to make your contribution on a transparent layer in the shop of photos, because if someone is editing the same picture at the same time you gonna be screwed

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What if robots begin to make maps ?

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I DID IT, I VE COMPLETED IT YEAH!!!
This is the gaming equivalent of trying to pick up a glass ball with chopsticks,
Which means i can actually do pick up a glass ball with chopsticks
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The plastic surgery is very well made

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Holy crap, EA marketing
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you guys :roll:
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You need winrar to open .lzh mino

Also I dare anyone on mapcore to complete it, i'm stuck at the first level with red bricks
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This is maybe one of the best platformer i played.
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Direct download link
http://my.vector.co.jp/servlet/System.F ... ikujin.lzh
"In Nikujin you play a ninja, who’s goal is to progress through a ninja fortress of increasing difficulty, utilising your ninja skills to ensure your survival. There’s no real tutorial to the game, so to run through quickly, the arrow keys are your directional movements, Shift is jump and Ctrl is your sword attack. Now, whilst this game looks simple, especially given it’s incredibly basic style, the gameplay gets a little more complicated.
There are special tricks to the game, which you can only really learn through experimentation. For instance, holding down when landing from a height allows you to roll, so that you don’t hurt yourself. If you land on top of an enemy, pressing down will stab your sword into his head, killing him instantly. You can then jump from there to get a vertical boost, from where you can hold up to cling to the ceiling. You can also hold up to run up walls, also achievable mid-jump, or whilst clinging onto the ceiling provided you are very close to a 90 degree corner. It’s certainly easier to learn through practice, as you will meet obstacles that will push you into realizing your capabilities as a ninja. For instance, you run at a set speed, but if you walk into a wall and then immediately run the other direction you will use the force to launch into a continuous sprint gaining you a significant leaping boost. Combat takes a back seat to the platforming, it’s really just a case of slashing the enemy a few times, or killing him before he’s noticed you, indicated by the Metal Gear Solid-style icons above their head."
The game is however incredibly hard, even frustrating, but how cool it is when you've mastered the controls
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dermatologycore dot net
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This looks pretty much inspired from littlebigplanet, which is a good thing imo
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Extra fast Pizzaïolos
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Mh i readed the article this time. And well, i think we are far far away from cyborgs, at least to make a complete artificial body to put a brain in.
But i don't understand the title, they've managed to make neurones from culture to work with hardware, well ok. But it's just neurones from culture, so not a living being in all it's complexity. So it's not really a cyborg.
Making neurones from culture working with hardware will be useless if they don't find a way to extract somebody's brain and spinal cord without killing him. Also : find volunteers

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Anyway, we are far far away from creating an artificial intelligence which is able to have consciousness of its existence, especially if you read this http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6600965.stm . It ask 4,096 processors to make half of a mouse brain running for 1 second.
And as for the computers, i think the miniaturization of electronic components will be at one time limited by the physic laws, except if someone discover a superconductor working at the ambient temperature.
but hey, maybe killing drones
