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Synopsis : Et si l'intelligence artificielle pouvait éprouver des sentiments ? Pino est le nom générique du robot humanoïde produit en masse, équipé de l'I. A. « pino », la première intelligence artificielle au monde à at. MangasKana dévoile les
premières pages de No Longer Allowed in Another World
04/03 : Les éditions Kana viennent de dévoiler les premières pages de leur nouvelle série, No Longer Allowed in Another World (Isekai Shikkaku) de Takahiro Wakamatsu (dessins) et Hiroshi Noda (scénario). Elles
sont à découvrir à cette adresse. Synopsis : "Sensei", un écrivain déchu dépressif, échoue dans Sauberberg, un monde fantastique, après avoir tenté un double suicide avec sa muse. Il se réveille.
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original on April 10, 2014. Retrieved May 5, 2014. ^ "Viz's Shōnen Jump Print
Magazine to End Next March". Anime News Network. October 14, 2011.
ROM size was a major selling point for the NeoGeo AES. Not only did each game have its ROM size printed on the packaging, but the console itself had MAX 330 MEGA PRO-GEAR SPEC painted onto the plastic. The same message appeared every time you powered up the system. Ironically, 330 megabits was just a theoretical maximum, because King of Fighters '96 broke that barrier in 1996, clocking in at 362 megabits. Today, games like King of Fighters 2003 and SVC Chaos are tipping the scales at over 700 megabits. Believe it or not, the NeoGeo AES also happened to be the first home console to implement memory card save technology. The
prevailing justification for the concept was that players would become familiar with a new game on the MVS and subsequently want to continue their progress when the AES version came out. The memory card slot on the AES console was
identical to the slot located on the front of every MVS cabinet. For $40, you could purchase a PCMCIA-style card that could store game saves and high scores for approximately 20 games. Unfortunately, the NeoGeo memory card never really caught on. Each card could only store roughly 2 kilobytes of data, which is pathetic even compared to the now-meager 128 kilobytes contained on a PSOne memory card, and relatively few games actually took advantage of the feature.
