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The ROM file contains exactly 100,663,296 bits.
This resulted from changing just one. The game is completely destroyed.
Next time you think you're "just another brick in the wall"... this game has a lot more bits than that wall has bricks... Shows you what just one "insignificant" little thing can do.
This resulted from changing just one. The game is completely destroyed.
Next time you think you're "just another brick in the wall"... this game has a lot more bits than that wall has bricks... Shows you what just one "insignificant" little thing can do.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Abstract
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 648 x 571px
File Size 37.5 kB
Well, they're just computers, and computers are practically giant Rube Goldberg machines. Knock one thing out of place and the whole system collapses.
Older games do seem to handle errors a lot better though, probably because the programs were in read-only memory and there were no exception handlers. You could corrupt quite a bit and they'd keep on going. Modern games tend to just trap any error and lock up, or overwrite their own program and die horribly.
Older games do seem to handle errors a lot better though, probably because the programs were in read-only memory and there were no exception handlers. You could corrupt quite a bit and they'd keep on going. Modern games tend to just trap any error and lock up, or overwrite their own program and die horribly.
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