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When i first saw it, I thought it was a LBP game for the P.C. www.mediamolecule.com

2008-08-17 06:30:00 Author: 12454522412412 Posts: 779

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That is one awesome picture lol, I guess that's what LBP would have looked like had it been made for the NES...

2008-08-17 06:44:00 Author: Code1337 Posts: 3476

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lol ur right... nes did look liek that.. imagine if the nes could have the physics engine... do you think it could've? mario had physics

2008-08-17 07:44:00 Author: 12454522412412 Posts: 779

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Nah, Mario didn't really have physics, all of it was simulated. a Physics game is where the stuff happens in real time. So, you push a box, and it would drag and feel the way it should. You have a tower of bricks, it would crumble. Mario was all simulated, because you'd get to push a block, or hit a block, and it would all be programed to do so. Real time physics engine might just explode the NES, Haha,

2008-08-17 07:54:00 Author: JigsawGeneral Posts: 46

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lol well arent all physics in games simulated? just the items are simulated to act the way they should... or are there actual codes for physics in games?

2008-08-17 08:03:00 Author: 12454522412412 Posts: 779

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It's much much more complex than what Mario's "physics" were. It's not to a point where everything happens independent of programming (although they can now do that; see Backbreaker and Star Wars: Unleashed) but it's more than simulation. They program a physics engine, instead of the actual physics.

2008-08-17 12:22:00 Author: bbroman Posts: 1374

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