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Welcome to the Retro Game Dungeon, ran by the Retro Pixel Lizard, and Sally Streaker. The original Lizard and Skunk retro gaming couple/duo. Don't care for numbers, because they're just numbers.
What this channel provides. * Retro gameplay videos, playthroughs, oddtities, endings and demo playthroughs! * An occasional relaxed/playthroug stream. * No stupid video intros that waste your time (I reccomend SponsorBlock If you're sick of It on other channels) * No Commentary. (Mute IRL) * No begging for likes/subs/shares/donations. (Except one time: A fundraiser for my best friend's funeral.) * No selling out to advertise services, MMOs, etc. * Originally ran this channel for fun/Peace of mind + a resource for Retro Game Enthusists.
Since I lost my best friend, I'm rarely active here or anywhere these days. Anything posted after June 20th 2020 doesn't benefit from my passion for life, If he were still around I'd have It... :(
Interesting. While the 2.0 shareware version locks most pinball machines, the 3.0 version does not. The red border definitely makes it very different to the blue in 3.0. 3.0 even has a bonus mahjongg game with a special pinball tile set.
doesn't look like it employs much of the vertical lines/dithering trick. That DOES rely on composite distortion but I bet one could make the graphics even better just by doing that.
One thing I found funny back in the day was that the corpses could still be interacted with, including their shields; I think it was if you held left click on one of their shields with the shotgun it would play the deflection animation constantly, a line spinning around.
God yes! I've been trying to look for for this game for years! My brother and I used to play it all the time back in the early 2000s but never remembered what the title was.
Right? Back when you could stumble upon some little fansite with downloads like these, it was like finding treasure. I miss when the internet was like the wild west
