Daniel Albu📅 Happy 24th anniversary to Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast!
💾 Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast was released on March 28th, 2002
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Nerdy about LucasArts and Sierra video games, Star Wars, architecture, JRR Tolkien. He/him/fhtagn. Also on bsky.app (Bluesky) under the same username.
Neil BrownPerhaps I am some kind of dangerous computer radical these days, thinking that one should be able to buy or make a computer, install one's choice of OSs and software, create a local user account, and get on with one's affairs, privately and without interference.
Quiet enjoyment of one's computer.
* No age or ID verification
* No jumping through hoops to install software, or third parties restricting the software that one can run
* No third party accounts
Ben ChandlerThere’s a beautiful, strange allure to the colour purple. It feels occult to me, otherworldly. Gilt features the colour in many small ways.
Konstantinos DimopoulosGOG is having its Spring Sale, and I simply had to grab several (mostly old) games including:
• Jupiter Hell
• Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
• Timequest
• Nox Archaist
• Rise of the Dragon
• Timequest (pictured)
• EPIC + Inferno
• Time Gate: Knight's Chase
Aaron GilesHeh, so yeah it's finally been officially revealed that the Mac port of Day of the Tentacle I did also contained a stealth Mac port of the original Maniac Mansion to the Mac.
In the PC version of DoTT you can just use Weird Ed's computer and it dumps you into Maniac, and I had thought (after all these years) I made it work the same way on the Mac. But it turns out my memory had some faulty bits and, while it did work, it only works after you try it five times.
This was a concession to our Mac QA department, which was small, and a bit overwhelmed with the unanticipated ports of DoTT and Sam & Max. They didn't really have the bandwidth to stress test the Maniac Mansion port, so I made it a bit more of an Easter egg than it was on the PC.
Wait, Maniac Mansion was ported to the Macintosh?!?! #MARCHintosh
Ramón WilhelmWho remembers the classic adventure game The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes - The Case of the Rose Tattoo (1996)? 🔍
Aruma StudiosTime's ticking, adventurers!
In just 24 hours, your chance to snag Shadows of the Afterland with a 10% discount will be ancient history.
Gregorio's got the hot deals, but even he can't keep this portal open forever.
➡️ https://shadowsoftheafterland.com/steam
#ShadowsOfTheAfterland #pixelart #pointandclick #pointandclickadventure
Bowie
The intro of the FM-Towns version of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade released in 1990.
I must admit I love the DOS version more.
Just saw that someone on Twitch whose streams I'd pop into on occasion blocked me suddenly, even though I hadn't been back there in a couple months. WTF.
I suspect some people are still mad that I said in public that I disliked the secretive way the de facto DOSember boycott was handled.