I’m in USA timezone so hoping the usual YouTube crew posts some good games from this tournament!

Exciting! Is everyone in person for this tournament?

To be honest I’ve never thought of it as a trademark thing. I know java is a trademark but can’t think of other languages that are. I bet all the Microsoft dot net ones are.

Is love to hear more about the negotiation process.

Ehhh, if I haven’t had to learn it yet, I’m probably good.

Glad to hear it, modern updates are always welcome. I played the first on dreamcast back in the day, I remember it having some good action.

The Android versions could only be obtained through the PuyoSega subscription service.

Oh so Sega ran an Android App Store? Japan is wild, so much went on over there that I never hear about!

I thought the US Government bought a lot of software in Ada, so I hope they continue with that.

Anyone played this? Fun game?

A remake of the 2010 PSP game? Yeah sounds great!

Nice, looking forward to some good games!

The Cavern Of Cobol is an active place at the Something Awful forums, I’ve found it a great resource.

This is the situation that the video game history foundation made their famous study, to have as ammunition for their debate in favor for libraries and research and historians. What a sad ending, I hope they find another way in the future.

Never heard of it, but wild to hear about how much work must have gone into this to not be released 😱

RPGshrines is one I’ve used, I like this one for Aria of Sorrow here https://shrines.rpgclassics.com/gba/cvaos/walkthrough.shtml

Scala is the the first I used and I like it a lot. If I had more time I’d love to give ocaml a decent try but I don’t think I can get into it these days.

I know wizzardy is a big foundational game from the beginning, but I’ve never played them and they sounded very grindy. I’m curious about a mobile game, but I will wait for reviews.

I’ve been meaning to play the original, I’m a big fan of disgaea.

Do emulators support fx-3?

Thanks, this is helpful. Got any links to the Japanese review you read? Sounds way more useful than retrododo.com article.