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Pasquale Barilla
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- Sydney, NSW
- Australia
- Blog Posts (8)
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Pasquale Barilla's Discussions
Playpower Development Environment v0.3
Hello, Over on the wiki you can download the BETA of the Playpower Development Environment. This is an "All-In-One" Linux…Continue
Started Jan 3, 2011
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Pasquale Barilla posted an eventChiptune Benefit Concert! at Nightingale Theater
September 10, 2011 from 3pm to 11:45pm
Please RSVP on the Facebook Page if you would like to attend! More information can be found here!
Pasquale Barilla's blog post was featuredPOWERUP - A Chiptunes Event to Benefit Playpower!
powerup.playpower.org • RSVP on Facebook Hello, Playpower Community! To help raise some FUNd's for Playpower, we are hosting a Chiptune Event on September 10 in Chicago! There will be…See More
Pasquale Barilla posted a blog postPOWERUP - A Chiptunes Event to Benefit Playpower!
powerup.playpower.org • RSVP on Facebook Hello, Playpower Community! To help raise some FUNd's for Playpower, we are hosting a Chiptune Event on September 10 in Chicago! There will be…See More
Pasquale Barilla posted a blog postHow to get started?
There are several ways that you can help Playpower.org achieve its goals! The first thing you should do is learn to program the $10 Computer. In case you were unaware, the $10 computer that is our target platform is actually based on the popular Nintendo Entertainment System (thats right, the NES!). So when we talk about learning to program the $10 Computer, we are actually implicitly talking about the NES. Your first stop should be to work through the…See More
Pasquale Barilla posted a blog postPiracy in 8-Bits, Part 3
This is Part 3 of a 4 Part series of Blog Posts related to Unlicensed Third Parties.Part 3: Rise of the piratesSeveral other companies wanted a piece of the proverbial pie, but for whatever reason were pushed back by Nintendo. As Nintendo was very strict about what could and couldn’t be in on of their games (for example, Religion was a no-no, as was sex, course language and blood), some companies would never be approved by Nintendo and earn the coveted “Seal of Approval”.This lead to companies…See More
Profile Information
- Website
- http://patbarilla.com
- Briefly describe your background:
- IT, Journalism
- How would you like to help Playpower?
- Hardware development, Software development, Journalism.
- What are your primary roles?
- Game Developer, Game Designer, Software Developer, Graphic Designer, Visual Artist, Writer
Pasquale Barilla's Blog
POWERUP - A Chiptunes Event to Benefit Playpower!
Posted on August 30, 2011 at 11:30am — 3 Comments
How to get started?
There are several ways that you can help Playpower.org achieve its goals!
The first thing you should do is learn to program the $10 Computer. In case you were unaware, the $10 computer that is our target platform is actually based on the popular Nintendo Entertainment System (thats right, the NES!). So when we talk about learning to program the $10 Computer, we are actually implicitly talking about the NES.
Your first stop should be to work through the…
ContinuePosted on March 19, 2011 at 4:47am — 2 Comments
Call for Ideas!
Over on the Wiki we have a page dedicated to any ideas for programs/development that you think the Playpower Foundation should undertake.
Please have a look at the Ideas page, and if you have an idea for the next Killer App, please pop it on the list!
Posted on March 8, 2011 at 2:53am
Piracy in 8-Bits, Part 3
This is Part 3 of a 4 Part series of Blog Posts related to Unlicensed Third Parties.
Part 3: Rise of the pirates
Several other companies wanted a piece of the proverbial pie, but for whatever reason were pushed back by Nintendo. As Nintendo was very strict about what could and couldn’t be in on of their games (for example, Religion was a no-no, as was sex, course language and blood), some companies would never be approved by Nintendo and earn the coveted “Seal of… Continue
Part 3: Rise of the pirates
Several other companies wanted a piece of the proverbial pie, but for whatever reason were pushed back by Nintendo. As Nintendo was very strict about what could and couldn’t be in on of their games (for example, Religion was a no-no, as was sex, course language and blood), some companies would never be approved by Nintendo and earn the coveted “Seal of… Continue
Posted on January 27, 2011 at 4:36pm
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