This game had a killer ability to suspend disbelief, and the story just sucked you right in. I worked as a telephone operator on graveyard shift at the time, and I would actually haul my 386 system into work so I could play the game during down times, then haul it all back home and play some more. Like a dork, I still find myself thinking about the game from time to time.
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This game had a killer ability to suspend disbelief, and the story just sucked you right in. I worked as a telephone operator on graveyard shift at the time, and I would actually haul my 386 system into work so I could play the game during down times, then haul it all back home and play some more. Like a dork, I still find myself thinking about the game from time to time.
Mine still works great, because I have not used it since 1999. Thanks BEAVIS!
Check out Listen to your servers and an older one MOOOD::Audio/Visual Monitoring System. Similar concepts, but a more interesting approach.