Here are some captures of the game
vendredi 24 juillet 2015
Anime Game 1 : Nobunaga no Gevoe (from Gintama)
Nobunaga no Gevoe is a game that appeared as a joke in the Japanese anime called Gintama (The silver soul), in the 99th episode. It's a parody of the game Nobunaga no Yabo. It's a tetris game with funny animations and sounds: The Japanese emperor Nobunaga pukes the titles you're going to play with! I hope you enjoy it ! Here's a link to download the installation from Dropbox. You can view more details about the game on GameJolt.
Here are some captures of the game
Here are some captures of the game
With code obfuscation coding can't get any scarier !
Just when you think you have mastered a programming language or two, something called code obfuscation comes hunting you down! With code obfuscation I promise you that coding can't get any scarier. Here's an example that obfuscates a simple "Hello World!" code into this:
For more mind blowing codes, check the official web site of the international obfuscated C code contest : http://www.ioccc.org/
char*_ = "'""/*";
#include <stdio.h>
#define m 21
#define o(l, k) for(l=0; l<k; l++)
#define n(k) o(T, k)
int E,L,O,R,G[42][m],h[2][42][m],g[3][8],c
[42][42][2],f[42]; char d[42]; void v( int
b,int a,int j){ printf("\33[%d;%df\33[4%d"
"m ",a,b,j); } void u(){ int T,e; n(42)o(
e,m)if(h[0][T][e]-h[1][T][e]){ v(e+4+e,T+2
,h[0][T][e]+1?h[0][T][e]:0); h[1][T][e]=h[
0][T][e]; } fflush(stdout); } void q(int l
,int k,int p){
int T,e,a; L=0
; O=1; while(O
){ n(4&&L){ e=
k+c[l] [T][0];
h[0][L-1+c[l][
T][1]][p?20-e:
e]=-1; } n(4){ e=k+c[l][T][0]; a=L+c[l][T][
1]+1; if(a==42 || h[0][a][p?20-e:e]+1){ O=0
; } } n(4){ e= k+c[l][T][0]; h[0][L + c[l][
T][1]][p?20-e: e]=g[1][f[p?19+l:l]]; } L++;
u(); } n(42) { o(e,m)if(h[0][T][e]<0)break;
o(a, m&&e==m){ for(L=T; L; L--) { h[0][L][a
]=h[0][L-1] [a ]; } h[0][0][a]=-1; } } u();
}int main(){ int T,e,t,r,i,s ,D,V,K; printf("\33[2J\33[?25l"); n(8)g[i=
1][T]=7-T; R--; n(42) o(e,m) G[T][e]--; while(fgets(d,42,stdin)) { r=++
R; n(17){ e=d[T]-48; d[T]=0; if ((e&7)==e) { g[0][e] ++; G[R][T+2]=e; }
} } n(8)if(g[0][7-T]){ t=g[i ][O]; g[i][O++]=g[i][T]; g[i][T]=t; } n(8)
g[2][g[i][T]]=T; n(R+i)o(e,m )if(G[T][e]+i) G[T][e]=g[2][G[T][e]]; n(19
)o(t,2){ f[T+t+T]=(T["+%#,4" "5>GP9$5-,#C?NX"]-35)>>t*3&7; o(e,4){ c[T]
[e][t]=("5'<$=$8)Ih$=h9i8'9" "t=)83)l4(99(g9>##>4(" [T+t+T]-35)>>e*2&3;
} } n(15) { s=T>9?m:(T&3)-3?15:36;o(e,s)o(t,2)c[T+19][e][t]="6*6,8*6.608.6264826668\
865::(+;0(6+6-6/8,61638065678469.;88))()3(6,8*6.608.6264826668865:+;4)-*6-6/616365,\
-6715690.5;,89,81+,(023096/:40(8-7751)2)65;695(855(+*8)+;4**+4(((6.608.626482666886\
5:+;4+4)0(8)6/61638065678469.;88)-4,4*8+4(((60(/6264826668865:+;4-616365676993-9:54\
+-14).;./347.+18*):1;-*0-975/)936.+:4*,80987(887(0(*)4.*""/4,4*8+4(((6264826668865:\
+;4/4-4+8-4)0(8)6365678469.;88)1/(6*6,6.60626466686:8)8-8*818.8582/9863(+;/""*6,6.6\
0626466686:4(8)8-8*818.8582/9863(+;/,6.60626466686:8-818.8582/9864*4+4(0())+;/.6062\
6466686:8/8380/7844,4-4*4+4(0())69+;/0626466686:818582/9864.4/4,4-4*4+4(0())+;" [e+E
+e+t]-40; E+=s+s; } n(45){ if(T>i) { v(2,T,7); v(46,T,7); } v(2+T,44,7); } T=0; o(e,
42)o(t,m)h[T][e][t]--; while(R+i) { s = D=0; if (r-R) { n(19) if (G[R+i][T]+i) V=T/2
; else if(G[R][T]+i) s++; if(s) { if(V>4){ V=9-V; D++; } V+=29; n(20) q(c[V][T][0],c
[V][T][i],D); } } n(19) if((L=G[R][T])+i) { O=T-L; e=O>9; t=e?18-O :O; o(K,((t&3)-3?
16:37)){ if(K){ L=c[t+19][K-i][0]; O=c[t+19][K-i][i] ; } q(L,O,K && e); } } if(s) q(
c[V][20][0], c[V][20][i], D); R--; } printf("\33[47;1f\33[?25h\33[40m"); return 0; }
For more mind blowing codes, check the official web site of the international obfuscated C code contest : http://www.ioccc.org/
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