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How do you store a game on a tape?
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October 17, 2026 at 11:48 PM
eggrens.bsky.social
if ur wondering what i've been up to, i've finished writing a whole specification for the sound format of one of my childhood games, The Sims 2 DS. this spec also applies to some other games the same studio made (The Urbz DS, Spyro: Shadow Legacy). Take a look yall: github.com/Eggrens/soun...
GitHub - Eggrens/sounddata-spec: An attempt to document the format of SoundData.rom, a sound file format found in Amaze Entertainment games for the Nintendo DS.
An attempt to document the format of SoundData.rom, a sound file format found in Amaze Entertainment games for the Nintendo DS. - Eggrens/sounddata-spec
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October 8, 2026 at 6:02 PM
ritzlazyartist.bsky.social
I have found all the sound files from the Genesis Animaniacs game!
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Animaniacs (Sega Genesis/Mega Drive) sound files
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September 20, 2025 at 10:48 AM
bookwormkarou.bsky.social
Today's Taemin sound engineering class ✨
translation thread by @ xtmtaemin on twitter. "Taemin talks how the sounds on his in ears can differ (eg. He talks about when he perform and when he goes and greets fans during SHINee concert.. like the drum sound can sound loud on his in ears or that the beats can sound slightly slower etc. and those things can differ- Depends on the situation hence he will need to set it during rehearsal, the setting is different every time. The staffs are awesome, the members who did the rehearsal are awesome too! more sensitive fans can sometimes feel like ‘oh why do the artists dance slightly faster?’ It’s because the beats in and out of our in ear are different (in-ear is slightly faster) so when there are lots of people up on stage (group alignment) or with the dancers, we mostly takes off our in-ears. The timing for the artists to wear back their inears are different too." "During the concert (swcvii), there are times when I told the staffs to raise the volume in my in-ear.. it’s because we have lots of tracks and let’s say.. during live band session.. if I point my fingers up, it means I want them to raise the drum sound control so I can match it- Easier, if i touch my lips and point upwards it means Increase the my sound monitor sound control. The orignal sounddata is somewhat removed for the live band to fill in eg. For View, it isn’t 100% instrumental only, we’ll remove the drums~ the accompaniment~ the bass etc."
June 14, 2025 at 2:25 PM
backboneteller.myatproto.social
how do you feel about nonbinary artificial gods who have timed invulnerability on demand
Minogame on the cover of Hellsinker's lossless sounddata Older art of Minogame from Hellsinker
April 12, 2025 at 8:18 PM
zerglinator.bsky.social
lossless sounddata is a beautiful name
January 14, 2026 at 3:15 AM
paktc.bsky.social
Here are some events of a specific stage in Flipnic (guess which one) partially translated to (somewhat) human-readable format. This gives you an idea of some of the stuff you can change in this game by just patching some bytes in .SST files, without touching the game code itself
func START () @ 0x7530 nop func GAME_EVENT (Balls: [5, 3, 3], Credits: [4, 1, 0]) @ 0x7570 GameEvent (SetMission, MASTER, Status::Started) SequenceEvent (VideoEvent, Filename: SILVER_DROP.PSS, Randomize: false, RandomizerSeed: 0) SequenceEvent (BgmEvent, Filename: SOUNDDATA\NATURE_0.MID) 0xD (0, 0, 0, 0) GameEvent (5, ???: 0, ???: 0) GameEvent (SetSpawn, AreaCode: 12160) SequenceEvent (ScreenFade, FadeOut: false, Ticks: 60) end func RESET_EVENT () @ 0x77B0 nop BallEvent (13, ???: 26, ???: 10) func PLAY_PATH_BUMPER (0, 3, 0, 0) @ 0xD2B0 0xB (0, 0, 0, 0) do SequenceEvent (WonderfulSequence, DisplayText: false) SequenceEvent (WonderfulSequence, DisplayText: false) SequenceEvent (FreezeAndPlaySound, Filename: SOUNDDATA\LOAD_0.MID) SequenceEvent (VideoEvent, Filename: FREEZE_OVER.PSS, Randomize: false, RandomizerSeed: 0) TextEvent (BonusEvent, Points: 30000, Font: F2D_FONT_BONUS.LP4, Message: "@d Pts.") SequenceEvent (SfxEvent, SoundID: 259) SequenceEvent (ResetBgm, ???: 0, ???: 0) GameEvent (SetMission, "FREEZE OVER", Status::Started) BallEvent (20, ???: 13, ???: 10) SequenceEvent (10, ???: 14, ???: 1) SequenceEvent (10, ???: 13, ???: 1) SequenceEvent (10, ???: 1, ???: 1) BallEvent (16, ???: 2, ???: 3) BallEvent (16, ???: 3, ???: 3) BallEvent (16, ???: 4, ???: 3) BallEvent (16, ???: 5, ???: 3) BallEvent (16, ???: 6, ???: 3) BallEvent (16, ???: 7, ???: 3) BallEvent (1, ???: 21, ???: 10) BallEvent (1, ???: 20, ???: 0) SequenceEvent (ScreenFade, FadeOut: false, Ticks: 60) SequenceEvent (8, ???: 0, ???: 0) SequenceEvent (GuideSfxEvent, Filename: MSG_008.SVAG) end func EVENT_FLIES () @ 0x13830 nop SequenceEvent (12, ???: 19, ???: 0) BallEvent (19, ???: 39, ???: 2) BallEvent (19, ???: 39, ???: 12) BallEvent (19, ???: 8, ???: 2) BallEvent (19, ???: 8, ???: 12) func FLIES_SET_PARAM (0, 1, 0, 19, 11, 12, 17, 18) @ 0x139B0 GameEvent (1, ???: 0, ???: 19) func BMP_B01__ (0, 8, 7, 0) @ 0x139F0 0x6 (0, 0, 0, 0) func THIS (0, 1, 0, 0) @ 0x13A30 0xB (0, 0, 0, 0) do SequenceEvent (11, ???: 19, ???: 0) func GAME_EVENT (Balls: [0, 0, 0], Credits: [14, 0, 0]) @ 0x13AF0 func THIS (0, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) @ 0x13B30 GameEvent (3, ???: 0, ???: 0) func GAME_EVENT (Balls: [1, 0, 0], Credits: [14, 0, 0]) @ 0x13B70 func THIS (0, 3, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) @ 0x13BB0 GameEvent (3, ???: 1, ???: 0) 0x5 (0, 0, 0, 0) GameEvent (SetMission, "ZERO GRAVITY", Status::Started) GameEvent (SetMission, MASTER, Status::Completed) SequenceEvent (ScreenFade, FadeOut: true, Ticks: 60) SequenceEvent (21, ???: 0, ???: 0) GameEvent (SetSpawn, AreaCode: 19110) BallEvent (19, ???: 39, ???: 0) func FLIES (0, 1, 19, 39, 0, 0, 0, 0) @ 0x13DB0 GameEvent (1, ???: 19, ???: 39) do SequenceEvent (ScreenFade, FadeOut: false, Ticks: 60) SequenceEvent (WonderfulSequence, DisplayText: false) func TREE_POLE_CHECK (0, 1, 0, 0) @ 0x16830 0xB (0, 0, 0, 0) do SequenceEvent (CameraSequence, Filename: CAM_PIN5_EVNT03.FPC) SequenceEvent (WonderfulSequence, DisplayText: false) SequenceEvent (WonderfulSequence, DisplayText: false) SequenceEvent (FreezeAndPlaySound, Filename: SOUNDDATA\LOAD_0.MID) SequenceEvent (VideoEvent, Filename: CIRCLE_OF_LIFE.PSS, Randomize: false, RandomizerSeed: 0) SequenceEvent (ResetBgm, ???: 0, ???: 0) GameEvent (SetMission, "CIRCLE OF LIFE", Status::Started) BallEvent (6, ???: 14, ???: 10) func MULTI_BALL (0, 3, 0, 0) @ 0x16AB0 0x3 (0, 0, 0, 0) SequenceEvent (CameraSequence, Filename: CAM_PIN1.FPC:NEG) func MULTI_BALL () @ 0x16B30 0x3 (0, 0, 0, 0) SequenceEvent (CameraSequence, Filename: CAM_PIN5_MULT.FPC) 0x5 (0, 0, 0, 0) BallEvent (6, ???: 19, ???: 5) SequenceEvent (ScreenFade, FadeOut: false, Ticks: 60) TextEvent (BonusEvent, Points: 50000, Font: F2D_FONT_BONUS.LP4, Message: "@d Pts.") SequenceEvent (SfxEvent, SoundID: 259) SequenceEvent (21, ???: 0, ???: 0) end
August 31, 2025 at 1:10 PM
ringoidlabs.com
LÖVE provides a way to access the data inside specific objects, which is what all this FFI business is about; I thought it was worth showing off the actual logic that does the synthesis. That "math.sin" will be replaced with a selection of wave shapes.
for note=0,12 do local soundData = love.sound.newSoundData(SAMPLE_RATE/2, SAMPLE_RATE, 8, 1) local soundPtr = ffi.cast('uint8_t*', soundData:getFFIPointer()) for i=0, soundData:getSampleCount()-1 do soundPtr[i] = math.floor(256 * (0.5 + 0.5*math.sin(880 * math.pow(2, note/12) * i/22050))) print(note, i, soundPtr[i]) end INST[note] = soundData end
October 25, 2025 at 9:16 PM