Yeah I tried to beat this on SNES classic, with a constraint of Iāll just use save states once per level. Still hard as shit, but gave the game the big middle finger when they dropped that.
Itās annoying but imagine how much more it sucked in 1991. The tools and resources we have now are amazing compared to then when everyone was essentially running blind. This guy is a top player of this game and held the WR for a moment, but what heās doing in this video wasnāt a thing you could do then.
thereās so many games now you can play for fun guys
- I donāt know, I think it might just be the stuff like the dam that was being powered from the main power source
- The flickering is from the ship moving away from the supernova when it starts detecting it. Thereās some stuff about it in one of the rooms. Thatās what causes the stress on the ship and breaks the dam. The ship itself doesnāt get destroyed by the supernova, you just get pulled back by the twin project.
- Yeah, itās not a grand thing like the base game. The space station itself was so impressive + the mirror world that I can forgive any lack of grandeur on the ending.
Outer Wilds probably the number one game I am savoring to play, it was supposed to release for the Switch but got delayed and now Iām not sure if it will ever exist or be playable on it. If not Iāll just grab it on PS5 one day.
What is playing for fun?
It runs like crap on the ps5 btw and probably locked to 30fps
1ā¬ for the base game
9ā¬ also gets you all but the latest DLC
I guess I should have done a google image search.
Isnāt that Indiana Jones and the fate of Atlantis?
boomers
Never actually played it but I recognize the game.
Pretty sure I played this on atari before I had an NES
I grew up with a TI 99/4A.
Welp, think the motherboard (or part of the motherboard) on my desktop (read: gaming) PC died today. Computer turns on, monitor turns on, but no HDMI signal. Tried a different cable, monitor, and video card. Nothing worked.
Itās pretty old at this point (7+ years), so itās not worth it to get a new one with similarly old CPU, GPU, and memory connected to it. So for now, looks like Iām going to Frankenstein something from this one and a 6-year old PC that we donāt use anymore. Fun times.
Hopefully those ābudgetā video cards that are supposedly being released in a couple weeks will be available and I can build something new. Iām sure the assholes will buy them up within seconds.
Iād try to get to the boot menu and see if you now have the same issue I do, wonāt display anything without seeing the boot menu first. (I had to swap out hard drives for the operating system a week ago (and also a ram stick failed, took me all day to figure out it was two things going bad)) Takes several tries for me to get that menu atm.
At least itād make ME feel better if this was all from some dumb windows update anyway.
Pretty insane acquisitionā¦