@arrrdawg: Nah bro, probably just the recording software limitations.
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@smileman66: OK, I know quite well about the texture pack features available on the emulator communities, and I can honestly say that OoT3D does seem to go further.
@mrClint: MG is quite fine, if not very difficult at times.
@Vlyke615: Well, Duke - Forever is going to be released in a few months, so nope.
-Graphics look mediocre, worse than in the first game.
@nick_gc: ...well, it did have one SH1 track playing in the background, so...
So, I got old Intel core 2 duo @2.13Ghz, Nvidia 8800GT 512MB and 3,5GB DDR2 RAM (WinXP 32bit).
@Outi: Not only that, it even turns little girls into hairy men nowadays!
@Outi: Well, all of them look like mid-school kids to me...
@Samo: You can actually get the Roadside Picnic for free as a .pdf file to read on the PC. Check the wikipedia for link.
@Teran: The map is from Doom. Pretty much all important FPS games in the early / mid 90's had a map you could check out at any point you wanted.
@godot: Lack of RPG elements.
@Diamond Sea: I greatly would suggest playing the first one FIRST. The Shattered Memories is created as a bit of an "fanservice", that is old characters twisted to something very different and thrown in a very different setting.
@Alex_Mexico: Why would they be?
@ToastyUterus: hm? Never said to me. Too bad it also does not recognize Konami games released after the MGS.
It's a shame that Nintedo sure is not going to even try using anything like this in their games, they are still too focused on recreating their childhood adventures and plays in a fantasy settings.
Why a picture of Doom ?
EDF has been in Duke Nukem-series for ages as well. Pic related, from Zero Hour.
But EDF isn't anything new. Duke Nukem -series has used it as the name of its anti-Alien special forces. Pic related, from Zero Hour.