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Hmm, sorry about that. I guess Development Center threads are checked very often, I didn't even notice how old it was.

I'm interested in what you wrote this in as well. Do you mostly do your development in Windows? Also, I noticed in the show yourself thread you were in college. Where ya at, degree, year, that sort of thing?

I was just wondering if anyone knew of any decent tutorials online for that would help getting into engine development. I've been working with C++ for about a year and a half now, (I'm a sophomore in College) and had a semesters worth of introduction to OpenGL this fall, doing mostly 2D work. I'm ...

From the looks of it, that has S-Video male, and component female, so thats going to take component and convert it to S-Video, which is what I believe you wanted it to do.

Many thanks

Hey, I was wondering if someone could do me a huge favor. If you have a PSP could you check the serial number on the bottom of it, and see if it has any relation to the numbers that are on the box, be it on a sticker or whatever, or if the box has a hole that lets you see the sticker before it has ...

That was it . Thanks a million.

Hey all, just having one of those moments where you talk to someone about games you used to play when you were younger. Well, I've come across a barrier. There was a PSOne game I played that had a little robot bunny that could jump all around. That's about as much as I can remember. It had a ...

This seemed like it could go in the NES forum, but I figured it would be better here. Just a quick question about things like the NES-on-a-chip. What are they exactly? From what I gather it is just everything that's on the NES board throw onto one chip which that little black blob over it out, and ...

Teraflop got it, the 360 uses heatpipes. As far as I know part of the heatpipe comes in contact with the processors much like a normal heatsink would, except there is a channel within the heatsink that holds some liquid. When this liquid hits the part in contact with the processor, it cools the ...

I've recently been given the challenge of fixing a friend's gamecube (the dog pissed on it). I have quite a bit of experience with the xbox, but this is my first endeavor with our fine equal length six sided friend (it isnt really a cube, is it...). Well anyway, I'm faced with the challenge of ...

I got bored, so I decided to make a little something that I could only dream about...

Let's see if anyone else can create something neat (game, periph., whatever!)

Here is me lolololol (and the girlfriend of course):
<img src="http://www.stephanj.com/nikki/meandnikki2.JPG">

The Age of Empires is going to be turn-based though

RNS0504 wrote:(went through washer and dryer, but still works!)

Done it a million times