It seems like when I used to repair arcade games, I would start with a non-working game and I would ask a few questions and try a few things and then after fiddling for a while I would have a good working game.
Now, when I work on a game, I ask a few questions and try a few things and then after fiddling for a while my game still doesn't work. So I ask more questions and work on it some more. Repeat the cycle a few times and then after all that work, I still have a game that doesn't work.
It would be refreshing to have something work right for a change.
Now, when I work on a game, I ask a few questions and try a few things and then after fiddling for a while my game still doesn't work. So I ask more questions and work on it some more. Repeat the cycle a few times and then after all that work, I still have a game that doesn't work.
It would be refreshing to have something work right for a change.


