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Been on Japanese TV. Audiobooks, YouTube, Snake Eater. He/him/George
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About 15 years. Yes, and yes. I was running Windows 10 on that PC for months before a recent HDD fail, now I'm trying to recover
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Blank blinking text cursor in upper-left of monitor, DOS-style
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Blank blinking text cursor in upper-left of monitor, DOS-style
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There aren't a lot of game companies around today that could point to releasing DOS games in the 90's. Monolith was one of 'em.
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#365Games Day 49: Herzog Zwei (Genesis). I've rarely found strategy games I really click with but this one completely absorbed me. You play as a sick-ass fighter jet that can transform into a mech and take out enemy units yourself. An important early entry in the RTS genre! youtu.be/aCeTArc4M9c?...
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Yes!! The unlikely progenitor of the RTS genre! Westwood devs got their Dune 2 inspiration from playing local matches of this.
Works great with RetroArch's netplay :D
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In the remake, I hope the dead baby mazes are even worse! I hope the dead baby mazes uninstall the game & delete your save!
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Those dead baby mazes WANTED you to feel like shit for 5-10 mins, succeeded at making you feel like shit for 5-10 mins before moving back to power fantasy, and gamers HATED it for that!
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There's the uncanny, the in-game universe as a still-life fake-world of stretched-over photographs & obviously pro-amateur actors. The aesthetic is mocking contemporary concepts of "realism."
It's the earliest example I can remember of a big-budget game embracing what we now call "bad friction"
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Friday's experiments resulted in failure