“Tell y’all a story ’bout a cave …”

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“Original games without any mod, rendered in actual resolutions of the period.”

1992 – Wolfenstein 3d (id Software)
1993 – Doom (id Software)
1995 – Dark Forces (LucasArts)
1996 – Quake (id Software)
1997 – Quake 2 (id Software)
1998 – Half-Life (Valve Software)
1999 – Quake 3 (id Software)
2000 – Project I.G.I. (…)

“How Retro City Rampage’s core was crunched down to a REAL 8-BIT game and how 8-BIT games are made.”

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“Try to imagine that you are a tree. How do you want to look out here?”

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“I’ve always believed that modern electronic dance music was heavily influenced by old school NES games. Since stride piano is kind of the piano equivalent of electronic dance music, I decided to create this ragtime mashup.”

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“This is an emulator of of Atari’s classic arcade game
Asteroids from 1979 running on the Commodore 64.”

Wahrscheinlich muss man zumindest etwas in der Materie stecken, um sich für dieses Projekt begeistern zu können. Wenn ich mich nicht täusche, ist das der erste echte Emulator für den C64. Wer das Programm live erleben möchte, benötigt wiederum einen C64-Emulator wie beispielsweise VICE. (…)

“Beat it!”

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“Make trouble!”

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“After over 50 days of rendering Endgame is finally done.”

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“I’m Jonathan Blow and explosions are shit.”

(via) (…)

“As seen in today’s PlayStation 4 announcement.”

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