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Games Demystified: Super Mario Galaxy
Want to see how Mario Galaxy created its unique gravity-based physics effects for the in-game planets? Developer Alessi analyzes and reproduces the same concepts with a playable game prototype and source code.
Nintendo 3DS Touchscreen Replacement
No, Mario, go over there! Touchscreen not responding correctly? You might need a new one.
Cobalt: I Put Bluesky on a Wii U - Ewan’s Blog
I wanted to shove Bluesky onto ridiculous hardware.
How a pinball scoring system became gaming’s most iconic symbol
"1Up" has been associated with the 'Super Mario Bros.' franchise since its 1985 release. But Mario's super-powered mushroom dates back to a time before video games consoles.
🔎 react native haptic feedback - Google Search
Experiments — ux-phi
Playable versions of canonical experiments in philosophy: the Socratic-questionnaire thought experiments — the trolley problem, Gettier cases, the side-effect effect, Mary the colour scientist.
UI design is fun! (inspirational ways of looking at UI, and discussing how to better understand UI’s place in game design…) – The Candybox Blog
This post is an extended writeup of what would have been my GDC2020 talk. Since the conference has been postponed I’m sharing parts of this talk as a blogpost (I elaborated on what would have been my talk. This post is much longer).
Let’s invent new interfaces, not new products
Posted on Thursday 25 Feb 2021. 507 words, 2 links. By Matt Webb.
Goomba fallacy
Named after a fictional species (Goomba) from Nintendo's Mario franchise. The term references an Internet meme depicting the fallacy using Goombas posted to Twitter by @supersylvie_ on January 29, 2024.[1]
Josh Miller on Twitter / X
An update on our new AI browser, Dia:We just wrapped alpha testing with thousands of college students. Felt like the perfect moment to share a raw @browsercompany update on what’s been going on (including demos). So much to catch you up on… pic.twitter.com/oG1QLUJkcP— Josh Miller (@joshm) May 14, 2025
Josh Miller on Twitter / X
An update on our new AI browser, Dia:We just wrapped alpha testing with thousands of college students. Felt like the perfect moment to share a raw @browsercompany update on what’s been going on (including demos). So much to catch you up on… pic.twitter.com/oG1QLUJkcP— Josh Miller (@joshm) May 14, 2025
How Nintendo Solved Zelda's Open World Problem
systemDrift | I KNOW IT WHEN I SEE IT
Backloggd and The Internet Game Database are ushering us forward into a kinder, gentler era of censorship.
Web Without Walls — Dan Abramov | React Universe Conf 2024
Release v1.128.0 RC 1 (New Arch) · bluesky-social/social-app
Experimental New Arch Build This build contains experimental changes to enable the React Native New Architecture. Thank you for helping us test it out! If you find any bugs, please file a GitHub Is...