By the way, this article didn't fit into the regular news, but it's so crazy and WTF-worthy that I still think it's worth sharing:
Wunderkind builds 'fully compliant RISC-V computer' entirely inside Terraria, then plays Pong on it
https://www.pcgamer.com/wunderkind-builds-fully-compliant-risc-v-computer-entirely-inside-terraria-then-plays-pong-on-it/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXPiqk0-zDY
A dedicated and possibly magical Terraria player over at the From Scratch YouTube channel has done something that, most likely, I won't fully understand for as long as I live. With only the aid of a mod called WireHead—which "maintains full compatibility with [Terraria's] vanilla wiring system but reimplements it in a much more efficient manner"—Xander Naumenko managed to build a "fully compliant RISC-V computer" inside the 2D game. It even has specs:
- Clock speed: ~5kHz
- Ram: 96kb
- Instruction set: rv32i
Probably not one to run Starfield on. Naumenko spends the video above detailing his five-month, 600-hour journey to create the in-game computer and the "Pong clone" he got running on it. It somehow manages to sound both strangely simple and devilishly complex.
Please excuse my bad English.
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