You can still find weird stuff with indies if you look for it. Hylics II and Post Void are some good examples. (Even though I don’t like Post Void and would only recommend you play it with accessibility mode turned on.)

That’s on|y the multiplayer if I remember correctly.

Modding would take it to the next level. You could do all kinds of stuff with that.

Having Goldeneye 007 on PC would be great.

Holy shit.

This is my favorite way to play Space Invaders, original version feels stiff. It’s something to do with the way firing works.

What the fuck is the one on the very bottom.

In the map screen you are drawing your route, that’s why you still need to drive afterwards. You can draw a quick route to quickly get to the building or you can wander around to catch some ghosts with your vacuum.

Looks like a Neo Geo Pocket.

I never had trouble with where to go honestly, except for one of the later areas that I don’t remember the name of. For me wherever I needed to go was always pretty obvious. ROTT though…

a new infinite use item that shows the player where to go next

Why? Isn’t Quake II a little too linear as is? This would’ve been much more welcome in ROTT remaster honestly.

In addition to existing source ports not being very good, the DOSbox experience wasn’t great. Mouse feels a bit sluggish even if you make it super sensitive, getting Gravis music to work is a pain in the ass and super low resolution.

So the remaster, unlike most other remasters in my opinion, is a very welcome modern release.

Rottexpr almost got it right but still had some quirks and issues and they won’t be fixed since it’s no longer worked on.

I’ve tried Ludicrous Edition’s demo and it’s amazing, you can rest easy.

Uh, Patrick, that’s the name of the restaurant.

There was a Magic: The Gathering computer game in 1997.

Oh hey, that’s Contra Force.

That game is awesome once you overclock it by the way.

Stop Skeletons From Fighting. It doesn’t get better than crazy uncle Derek.