r/videogamescience • u/L4521 • Jun 25 '16
The (in)famous half A press video about Super Mario 64
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r/videogamescience • u/PoopInMyBottom • Oct 07 '16
Post of the Week Still the best Video Game Science series I've watched - guy breaks down the artificial intelligence in Skyrim and creates a new framework where enemies become genuinely intelligent.
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r/videogamescience • u/Torvusil • Feb 07 '17
Donkey Kong 64 Rainbow Coin Discovered 17 Years After Release
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r/videogamescience • u/[deleted] • Aug 25 '17
AI learns how to play Super Mario World
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r/videogamescience • u/taulover • Mar 15 '21
Code How To Find Diamonds Mathematically: Matthew Bolan explains how correlations in surface terrain generation can be used to find ores in Minecraft, making use of Java Random's properties
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r/videogamescience • u/Torvusil • Jan 02 '17
Super Mario 64 - How Wall Hitboxes Work
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r/videogamescience • u/UnparalleledDev • Dec 12 '21
This flowchart shows the specific programming logic used for tile collision in SMB1 - the inner workings behind some speedrun tech (such as clips) can be visually understood by the flowchart.
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r/videogamescience • u/Torvusil • Feb 12 '17
Creating a "virus" for Pokemon Red and Blue (self replicating save file!!)
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r/videogamescience • u/ThalVatti • May 19 '20
We solved RNG in a Wind Waker minigame by reverse engineering it
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r/videogamescience • u/ForeignFantasy • Aug 25 '16
Code Hitting this Block for 416 Years Crashes Paper Mario (math included)
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r/videogamescience • u/PowerOfLove1985 • Aug 04 '20
A ride that takes 10^20k years to complete in Roller Coaster Tycoon 2
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r/videogamescience • u/Derf_Jagged • May 08 '17
Code A Crash Bandicoot developers bug story
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r/videogamescience • u/WuTangTan • Jan 20 '17
Super Mario Bros World Record Progression
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r/videogamescience • u/djbeardo • Mar 13 '17
New study looks at how gamers get good. Researchers studied Halo: Reach and Starcraft 2 players, their practice strategies, and success.
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r/videogamescience • u/DevilMirage • Apr 26 '21
Innovation in competitive NES Tetris techniques
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r/videogamescience • u/lionlake • Mar 02 '17
Post of the Week I recreated portals to figure out how they work. Here's my video explaining a bit of my thought process and how I implemented it.
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r/videogamescience • u/Infinite_Bananas • Mar 09 '17
Post of the Week Creating an "Evil" Paper Mario Cartridge
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r/videogamescience • u/Torvusil • Jan 14 '20
The Two Types of Random | Game Maker's Toolkit
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r/videogamescience • u/HappyTetrahedron • Jan 24 '17
defying the limitations of hardware - analysis of ingenious solutions in game design
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r/videogamescience • u/Sparlos • May 20 '18
Sound The Gerudo Valley Theme Flipped Upside Down
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r/videogamescience • u/medsouz • Feb 27 '17
Pokemon Red/Blue Virus 2.0, and the Mew that was hiding under the truck all along.
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