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• general:
• level: user
• personal:
• first name: Arnaud
• last name: Hallais

• demo NES/Famicom NO HUMAN INVOLVED
• Let's clarify the "intention" once and for all.
  
  I never intended to take credit for anything I didn't do, troll anyone, or whatever.
  
  It was Saturday morning. I woke up early while my kid was still sleeping. I had a few hours to kill and some tokens left before the weekly reset.
  
  So I thought: could AI create a small demo on a system I know nothing about?
  
  When I saw the result, I thought I should share it.
  
  My biggest mistake was using that group name. It was simply the first one that came to mind because they are the current best known group. To my knowledge, they never released anything for the NES, and I wasn't really trying to impersonate them, since I didn't initially plan to share the result at all.
  
  Yes, it required knowledge I didn't have, but it also required knowledge that I did have. Everything was done on a headless machine and inside a container because I didn't want to permanently install anything. The idea of using an emulator running inside a browser so the AI could see the result on a headless machine was mine.
  
  This wasn't me simply going into a chatbot and prompting it to "make a NES demo." If you think AI could achieve that today without any tech knowledge and guidance, then you probably have less knowledge about the subject than I do.
  
  As for "learning nothing": I did learn about NES mappers and about the Konami VRC6.
  
  I have now requested that the result be deleted.
  
  Peace and Love.
• isokadded on the 2026-09-15 06:34:49
• demo NES/Famicom NO HUMAN INVOLVED
• There's an output, so I had to intervene at some point.
  If you mean I barely put in any effort, I've been open about that.
  
  You could have the same debate about hand-painting a portrait versus just clicking on the button of a camera.
• isokadded on the 2026-09-14 16:00:40
• demo NES/Famicom NO HUMAN INVOLVED
• Guys, my little 3-hour Saturday experiment really doesn't need that much reaction.
  
  It seems you can't delete a post once it's been published, as there's no delete button — you can only edit it.
  
  
  If a moderator sees this, please just delete the entry.
  
  
  On a personal note, I don't like seeing the world accelerating this fast, but it's here.
  
  Could AI code a demo for FAMICOM? You might think the result is crap, but honestly, it was way beyond what I expected in such a short amount of time.
  
  If a moderator sees this, please just delete the entry.
  
  I'll keep the next thing I do to myself.
• isokadded on the 2026-09-14 13:55:01
• demo NES/Famicom NO HUMAN INVOLVED
• I am deleting this prod .
  I will return as Impostor / Fraud
  I guess the next step will be to buy a DMA CARD and release faster with AI :)
  
  Love you ALL
• isokadded on the 2026-09-14 11:57:05
• demo NES/Famicom NO HUMAN INVOLVED
• Thanks for reacting.
  
  I'm an impostor.
  
  Even though I took part in quite a few demo parties with a lot of people about 30 years ago.
  
  I went to the 3S Party in 1994 with Gengis and some guys from Melon, The Place to Be in 1996, ...
  
  Maybe I should have used Melon, since they never fully paid their share of the gas and tolls, or Oxygene, since Oxbab never gave me back my Amiga News Tech magazines or my Amiga Bible.
  
  
  I remember Melon's demos — not particularly technical, but very stylish.
  Or the dramas around the graphics competitions: "This is a scan, not manually drawn."
  I even remember seeing drawings that had been straight-up stolen from an art book.
  
  I am happy to open a new chapter.
  
  So yes, there is absolutely no chance that I could have written a single line of MOS 6502 assembly.
  
  But I do wonder: does this matters?
  
  I've seen plenty of productions that were much, much worse than this one.
  
  I used Antigravity and Claude (hence the Claude Code logo wearing a headband and a pirate hat). It must have taken me about three hours, including the Dockerized and headless setup — which was also done by AI.
• isokadded on the 2026-09-14 09:11:24