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NES sprite arrows flock into a bird on a debug readout

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OUR NOTEA pixel-art tech demo running on a Famicom emulator, where dozens of arrow sprites swirl into a flock beside hex sprite tables and scanline counters; the author says Opus planned it and wrote the code, music and art with cc65 and jsnes.

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Opus 5.5で動画を作るのが流行ってるので、自分もやってみたくなった。 でもみんなと同じような動画を作ってもしょうがないし、既視感のない新しいものにしたくて、Opus 5.5には「だれもやってない物を作りたいね」「クールなのがいいね」くらいしか言ってない。 そこから流行ってる作り方を洗い出してもらって、コードだけでテック系の映像をドット絵で再現する方向に決めて、で、出てきたのがこれ。 よく分かんないけど、真ん中でぐるぐる回ってるのが鳥らしい😂 使用ツール ・Claude Code の Opus 5.5 企画、プログラム、曲、絵まで全部 ・cc65 ファミコン用のアセンブラ ・jsnes ファミコンのエミュレーター、ここで動かして録画 ・ffmpeg 動画の書き出し

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