https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzlYKeNcZ4M
I've said it before, but the Milo engine's backwards compatibility is legendary. This was mostly done via just endian swapping the GH2 stuff over to big endian, then the engine can just handle this old content seemingly perfectly. RB3 dropped support for certain kinds of assets, so those have to removed, but other than that, it all mostly just works.

It is interesting that they almost never really used the backwards compatibility officially and it was almost exclusively for development purposes. The only times I can really think of it being used officially was for DLC in the Dance Central and Rock Band games.

you've heard of Cython now get ready for CYthon 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

welsh python was not one of my greatest ideas i now realise

is there some easy way to find all the people I followed on Twitter over here on these mastodon sites?

I still don't understand how some of this cross-searching stuff works

nobody:
my stupid ass: managing to get the singleplayer side of a really early CoD Black Ops 2 build from literally several weeks after it was greenlit to function properly by arbitrarily writing specific Xbox 360 launch data for default.xex by passing in a command-line argument to load the singleplayer frontend map to the default_mp.xex executable

edit: my ass is doubly stupid apparently