Originally posted by Peardian

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If the tornado hits your house, punch it in the nose. Or wait, that was sharks... well, if it's a Sharknado, you know what to do.

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HEY TORNADO... I HAVE A MESSAGE FOR YOU!



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Originally posted by Cuber456

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Originally posted by Xenesis

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My rule has always been 'keep it simple and use a single diagram instead of text if you can.'

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Single diagram!!! OK!!!

But in all seriousness, PowerPoint slides should be kept simple and should be easy for your audience to read and understand. They aren't your flash cards or notes so don't jam every fact you can on every page. It is called a presentation for a reason .

Honestly, one of the more important things to do is practice what you are going to say. It is so key to practice. It will give you an idea of what you will say and, when you practice enough times, you will figure out how long your presentation will last. From there, you can add or subtract pieces of info depending on what time constraints you will have. Then keep practicing!

Seriously, it is no fun to stumble around for information when you are in front a bunch of people.

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To be fair, that wasn't the best example for a presentation, most importantly because it's made for something quite different from what you're thinking. Trust me, it's a completely different monster.
If the presentation was used for "normal" reasons then I'd keep it simple, with key words and stuff like that.

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Originally posted by Gabu

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Well it turns out, I didn't die.

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Originally posted by Cuber456

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Originally posted by Kak64

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It's not working. It's giving me illegal opcodes.

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Of course it isn't working. I'm not surprised at all since nothing is ever that simple.

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YOU TRICKED ME

YOU WILL BE PUNISHED FOR THIS

Anyway, any idea of any documentation on the AGB-013 motion sensor?

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Eh, I've just noticed the silver "spheres" aren't so static here

Nicely done, although I sometimes feel the "waiting time" is high.

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Originally posted by Cuber456

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From what I can understand from them, WarioWare Twisted does not use the AGB-013 game pak. That game uses the AGB-019 game pak. I guess it isn't too much of a surprise that the hack you mentioned didn't work for DKP since that game was designed for a different game pak.

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I WAS WRONG ALL ALONG.

That's wierd there's absolutely no official documents either. Maybe one day something along the lines of the "Nintendo SGB/GBC Programming Manual" will come out.


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Originally posted by Cuber456

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Originally posted by Kak64

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To be fair, that wasn't the best example for a presentation, most importantly because it's made for something quite different from what you're thinking. Trust me, it's a completely different monster.
If the presentation was used for "normal" reasons then I'd keep it simple, with key words and stuff like that.

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Fair enough ! I just shot out my general opinion towards PP presentations. Whether it is right or wrong depends on the what is being presented I suppose.

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Oh, shoot me...

I just have to convince myself anything on this thread is not against me.


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Easy Not-Pong Time!
I have to get some good ideas for a puzzle without doing like...the... "Don't click here" thread.
I went way too overboard with that.
A good puzzle could involve some clever CSS usage, like resizing and moving fake windows. Too bad I fail at CSS, but still... any ideas?

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Man, these days all the stuff in a tiny bitty room has been moved.
This was supposed to be done this summer, but due to lazyness it wasn't done until now.

Originally posted by FAQ (with just one question)

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Why was this done?
-There was a lot of stuff in said small room, even unneeded crap or expired food.
Generally, lots of stuff was just sitting there, some couldn't even be removed without removing everything else. This is the end result (It's not all of it, take in mind ). All of this is normally in a very small room on the left. For reasons said below, we had to move it on the "Family room".

If I'm lucky I can even find my Atari XL

All of this to choose which stuff should remain, and what not (also, to repaint said small room). Nice!

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Anyway, have you ever done something like this to get rid of unneeded stuff? I hope not!


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Originally posted by Cuber456

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Originally posted by einstein95

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Did somebody say documentation?

http://nocash.emubase.de/gbatek.htm#gbacartgyrosensor

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Gah! Why didn't I think of that before? That is something I should have thought of since I've seen it before. That site has a pretty good documentation for the GBA and the DS. Along with the AGB-019 cart documentation you point out, it does indeed have AGB-013 documentation as well.

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This means that in theory somebody could make a GBA emulator using that documentation?

W have AGB-019 and AGB-013 on the waiting line now.

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Originally posted by devin

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(tilt sensor support not currently guaranteed)

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Aka "tilt sensor support missing, press any key to continue".
Asking for emulators supporting that feature.

There are apparently none out there. If anybody here can... wait I shouldn't be asking this!


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Originally posted by gonetogo

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AGB-013 is also the cartridge used by Boktai, correct?

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Yup! You're right.

Originally posted by Team Fail in GbaTemp.net

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Drill Dozer is AGB-021A
Boktai games are AGB-013

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aaand done!
I have finished downloading everything. Whew! Now I can turn off this PC and go to sleep. It's almost 1 AM now!

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That video couldn't be uploaded. Nice!

To make up for it, I made another playthrough of the first Wario Land... this time without getting hit!

Also, some extras are currently planned, but I'm not spoiling them.
LET'S TRY AND CHALLENGE (about the video editing... ugh... and then adding annotations...).

Talk about variety...but it's still one of the best games in my collection.

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There seems to be an unwritten rule about me being always late to the party.

In this case, it's about watching the movie "Hunger Games".

As usual, they cut down some scenes from the book, and they changed the ending. umm....
To describe it shortly, in comparision to the book, the movie seems to have less action, I don't know how to say it. It's a good movie anyway, it's just I like the book more.

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The generator broke down... the URL must be changed manually now

Alternate Ending
No fear of talking
Gee, why?
And learning is half of the battle!
Twitter is evil
Generator failure

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Originally posted by devin

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This thread doesn't lag my browser at all. I want a refund

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Here, take this...



...or this.

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So, let's take this kids game... and take it here. Really, it's just this.

Originally posted by Da Rules

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-The "host" gives a general description (three phrases, no more no less) of an object.
-The first person that guesses said object right wins the turn and becomes the "host".
-Every five incorrect answers the "host" gives one/two hints.
-If the winner doesn't decide an object in a day after winning, the first that posts becomes the host.

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I'll start it easy:

It's a sphere.
It's not man-made.
It's edible and solid, but you can "drink" it too.

Who answers correctly wins an eCookie and becomes the next "host"!

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Originally posted by Cuber456

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Damn it. Now I want cookies.

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Here, take these bad cookies.

Anyway, this presentation may count in this thread too. You need to download it though, it breaks horribly inside the viewer.

Here is a preview: