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Posted On: December 8th 2025, 08:40 pm
Talento tico 🇨🇷 #retro #gamedev #cr
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orbital_cat_game a year ago

orbital_cat_game

Aclaración, el curso es de ensamblador, pero los juegos tienen toda la parte visual en C.

josecarmona.79 a year ago

josecarmona.79

Siempre hay tryhards para todo, como que juegos en Ensamblador 💀

pach_1622 a year ago

pach_1622

En c por lo menos, todo en ensamblador está feo, grande el último juego

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