Meat Fighter

A mostly pointless blog.

A comic about technology solving one problem but creating another.

A browser port of a space shooter originally released in 1982 for the Atari 2600.

An app that creates visually mesmerizing mazes.

An image to ASCII art converter.

The cost of arcade fun adjusted for inflation.

A deep dive into a 1987 video game coded in BASIC.

A strategy game played with seeds and a board with twelve seed compartments.

A toy that doesn't exist, but definitely should.

A puzzle game played on a grid of illuminated buttons.

A personal voyage through the Personal Computing revolution.

A comic depicting an elderly man’s last words before surgery.

A game of chance played with three dealt cards.

Lessons from second grade.

A comic about diacritical marks.

The MAD Computer Program ported to x86 assembly language.

Bad advice from my high school chemistry teacher.

The MAD Computer Program converted into a Turing's Maze.

A mouse-in-a-maze simulation capable of universal computation.

An xterm implementation of a familiar block-stacking puzzle game.

A method for embedding a programmable, general-purpose, digital computer into Tetris.

How to make a T-tetracube from paper.

The mechanism Castlevania III uses to persist game state through the medium of passwords.

An upgraded bot that plays NES Tetris in shorter playfields.

An NES emulator plugin that plays Yoshi's Cookie.

A look back at all the 4096-byte games that I created for the Java 4K Game Programming Contest.

An NES emulator plugin that plays Castlevania.

Racetracks from the classic SNES game rendered like they’ve never been seen before.

An arcade-themed comic that investigates what distinguishes justified belief from opinion.

An exploration of video game nomenclature.

An upgraded bot that plays Nintendo Tetris without disabling gravity.

An NES emulator plugin that plays Duck Hunt.

An NES emulator plugin that plays against the Spot AI.

An NES emulator plugin that plays Hatris.

An NES emulator plugin that plays Magic Jewerly.

A Famicom emulator plugin that plays Puyo Puyo.

An NES emulator plugin that plays Dr. Mario.

A cycle-accurate NES/Famicom emulator and NSF player written in Java that can rewind time.

An exploration of the deceptively simple mechanics of Nintendo Tetris and an AI that exploits them.

An algorithm that converts pixels in a source image into Tetris tiles through gameplay.

A Java port of NES Jackal with enhanced graphics.

A comic featuring Charles Babbage, the originator of programmable computers.

Illustrated instructions describing how to construct an icosahedron out of pencils and tape.

A game that requires the player to escape imprisonment by exploiting the surroundings.

A BASIC program featured in a 1985 issue of MAD Magazine that renders Alfred E. Neuman.

A discussion of retrogames and a stick-figure demake of Super Mario Bros.

A recreation of Eric Graham’s Amiga Juggler from 1986 developed from first principles.

An infinite labyrinth generated by a ray tracer developed from first principles.

A Java port of Ms. Pac-Man with enhanced graphics.

A stick-figure demake of NES Castlevania featuring enhanced music and sound effects.

Post-it Notes artwork pasted to my office wall.

An overhead run'n gun-style shoot-'em-up video game infested with insects.

An investigation of the innerworkings of Řrřola’s award-winning 256-byte intro.

A recreation of John Amanatides and Don P. Mitchell's 1989 short film developed from first principles.

A demake of David Crane’s classic Atari 2600 video game that’s even more blocky.

A demake of Rob Fulop’s classic Atari 2600 video game that’s even more blocky.

An exploration of algebraic expressions that contain 1, 3, 4 and 6 and equal 24.

Discussion and a C# port of Mike Mayfield’s Star Trek text game from 1971.

A behavioral design pattern that solves many of the problems that plague GUI developers.

An interactive simulation of an incompressible, homogenous fluid.

An attempt at creating a Game Boy emulator using C#.

An in-depth exploration of the third film in the classic Christopher Reeve tetralogy.

An explanation of one of the winning entries of the 19th International Obfusced C Code Contest.

Java and C# templates that provide a platform for game development.

An AI written in C# that increases in difficulty after each game won by the human opponent.

The winning solution to the Dennis Shasha’s book-length puzzle contest.

A 2D horizontal-scrolling shooter made entirely of simple geometric shapes.

A text adventure with a point-and-click user interface.

Discussions of games, design patterns and delegates published in Java Developer’s Journal.

A way to play tic-tac-toe when a partner's not available.

A hardware description language and simulator for building relay-switching circuits.

A brief interaction with Apple co-founder Stephen Wozniak at one of his book signings.

A side-scrolling one-on-one fighting game featuring anthropomorphic hot dogs and sausages.


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