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Just realized this is a thing. So hi! I'm Deku. Ask me anything. Here's a link to my Application: http://www.wintreath.com/forums/index.php?topic=3392

Hello again! I guess the first obligatory question...how are you liking the region so far?

Hey Winter!
Pretty good, although I haven't really done much relating to NS yet on here
I'll explore it more when finals are over and done with.

I'm glad you're happy here so far.

What's the most worthwhile thing that you've done in the last month?

I'm still working on it, but I'm almost done with coding Minesweeper in C++. I know it's not a lot when you have a history of coding, but for me, with all the time I've put into it (including a majority of the last 7 hours), it'll feel so good to be done.

It's done now, and I agree with my past self: totally worth it

Hehe...more worthwhile than most of my programming projects.

You actually just missed a coding competition in the region...you could've won, since the rest of us got busy and couldn't finish anything.

Since I know you're obviously a fan of sorts, which is your favorite Zelda game of the series?

Hehe...more worthwhile than most of my programming projects.

You actually just missed a coding competition in the region...you could've won, since the rest of us got busy and couldn't finish anything.

Maybe. Depends if my assignments would've fallen under the criteria

Since I know you're obviously a fan of sorts, which is your favorite Zelda game of the series?

I think that Majoras Mask is amazing story-wise (I love the amount of side questing and worldbuilding in that game), and in most ways gameplay too. However, it's hard to beat the pure replayability of the original. It's one of those two.

Could you point me in the right direction for a proper PC emulator for the N64? Preferably one that fully supports Direct X on modern GPUs.

I used to play Zelda on my Samsung Galaxy S, but it got stolen, and so did the three other android phones I used to play it on.

I myself use Project64. I also use Visual Boy Advanced for Gameboy, NEStopia for NES, and Dolphin for GameCube. Also, for any older game that's Gameboy Advanced or before, playretrogames.com is excellent