You're probably wondering: multi-player MoG? I didn't know that existed? And you're right: it didn't.
So did I hack MoG to make it multi-player? No, I did not. Instead, I wrote other software that allows single player games to be turned into multi-player games when running them on OpenMSX.
So now you're thinking: but how does that work? What magic have you used to do such a thing?
I'm glad you asked. And I'm happy to explain. That's the first part of the Twitch stream. We'll look through the code and see how it works, and if it's safe against attacks (because even though that isn't relevant to the way we are using it now, it's always good to be aware of software security).
After that, we'll be using it to play MoG. And maybe other games if we feel like it. It'll be a very relaxed session.
So now you're thinking: That's cool, most of my questions will be answered if I watch the stream. But what if I'll still have a question that you're not answering while I watch?
You're in luck. We'll also be watching the chat and respond to questions from there as well. So feel free to join the fun.
Details:
Channel: https://twitch.tv/drwijnen
Date: Sunday, 20 June 2021
Time: 20:30 CEST (18:30 UTC)
Language: We'll try to do the whole thing in English. There may be some Dutch words at times. Questions can be asked in English or Dutch.
See you there!
Wait no, I don't see people who are watching...
See me there!
