I left it there because it was just a proof of concept. I had no reason/desire to actually make sure my game could run on the Wii. And then also, I'm not working on a game right now, doing something else 😁

Source code out now: github.com/silbinarywolf/jae…

Introducing my game: "Jae's Hyperreal 3D Generation: SIngluxe" Now available to play in the browser: silbinarywolf.itch.io/jaes-h… with a banger song by @katie_dey, levels designed by @GebbOs and @AlsoCoraGrace it's guaranteed to give you nearly 2-3 minutes of entertainment!!!!

Jae's Hyperreal 3D Generation: Singluxe coming to your computer screens this weekend

I've been working on porting the old Sourcemod game mode "Zombie Fortress" to Team Fortress 2's new VScript language that released late last year. Now all you need to play is TF2 :) It's in alpha and still has features missing, but it's playable now! gamebanana.com/mods/461092

Did a proof of concept (butchered my engine internals) in my codebase to get my game running on a Wii emulator. I just wanted to see how possible it was :) Built with Ziglang, Devkitpro and GRRLIB!

Took a crack at working on the Go compiler today. Was able to figure out how to make devirtualized functions that are inlineable be inlined :) Raised an issue here with details: github.com/golang/go/issues/…

had a realization about my networked game this morning. maybe... just maybe... tying the shot bullet ID of a player to their User ID and a Frame Counter (uint16) and accidentally constraining the player to only being able to shoot 1 bullet per frame was a bad design choice.

My little networked game experiments are coming along! :) Here's a video of moving around, shooting bullets and be changing the outbound and inbound lag to 150ms and then down to 50ms. (RTT is then 300ms and 100ms respectively) #ebitengine #gamedev