All that's gonna happen is the maket will have more "garbageware" floating around obscuring good games. These "Media Giant" companies that try and make an extra buck by tying in a crappy and hastily produced game, than advertise the living hell out of it, just make it harder for the small unknown studio to promote what possibly might be a good product.
Kinda like the music industry has. It seems that since gameing (the electronic type) has become mainstream, it's followed in the same path the music industry has. It's become crap because the corporate bean counters just want to sell a million units put together for the lowest possible price. So all we get now are recycles of what they think will sell.
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This brings back some memories. I spent countless hours playing this gem. Hopefully the disks haven't gone to hell.
You're not allowd to undrclock either. The chip wont generate enough heat and will last too long and be way too stable.
Only one of mine has been so far.
Since we're talking about 3d now, Descent came out in '94, and had a full 360 degrees of aiming.
Whatever runs, will run slow.
Poetic Justice....
They actually follow thru and release a game, or just hype it up and cancel it?
That can actually code a secure op system that's not bloated and full of holes. Maybe, just maybe...
The must be running low in the need to pay the lawyers dept.
If games did that , then they wouldn't be games. They would be applications. Games are entertainment.
All that's gonna happen is the maket will have more "garbageware" floating around obscuring good games. These "Media Giant" companies that try and make an extra buck by tying in a crappy and hastily produced game, than advertise the living hell out of it, just make it harder for the small unknown studio to promote what possibly might be a good product.
but it wasn't availible then
two words: Daisy Duke
You're just asking for trouble, having a girlfriend work for you.
Kinda like the music industry has. It seems that since gameing (the electronic type) has become mainstream, it's followed in the same path the music industry has. It's become crap because the corporate bean counters just want to sell a million units put together for the lowest possible price. So all we get now are recycles of what they think will sell.
But if you don't kill Bambi, you die of starvation.... Kind of a "Catch 22"...
That's when the red and blue guns die in your CRT.
Quake had a crowbar? You must be thinking of Half-Life.....
Pirated software was all you could get for the Amiga. And after 5 years, it's abandonware...