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AI for the NES
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dandymcgee
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Re: AI for the NES
This guy is a fucking genius. Such a creative approach and ridiculously fun to watch the successes and failures. The ending was priceless, haha.
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GroundUpEngine
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Re: AI for the NES
Amazing! It's a shame that AI is my least favorite subject in uni 
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Falco Girgis
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Re: AI for the NES
This is so sexy. I wish the author were a female, so I could bang her. Very innovative. 
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Light-Dark
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Re: AI for the NES
That is pretty goddamn sweet 
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