In this footage, you'll see a simplified but fully functional 3D version of Minecraft running on a 1MHz CPU running inside Minecraft, complete with a monochrome display. The output is running much faster than real-time—the machine running on a standard Minecraft server would get about 1 frame a week—but this is nonetheless the moon landing of virtualized insanity. Sammyuri: "yes, we will run DOOM on this hardware at some point, but projects such as these take a long time to create! After all, we are only 3 people working on this in our free time. Have patience until then :)"
Minecraft running on a computer running in Minecraft
The video game cutting room floor
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Game developers flee Unity after exorbitant price plan announced, but not everyone can get out
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AliExpress's bizarre 1990s-style retro DOS computers reviewed
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This rower machine will pump you up for $223.99
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Learn to produce high-quality music with this Noiselab Production Hub Subscription for only $59.99
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Learn ChatGPT with this training course bundle for only $14.97
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