My guess is voice control

“”“gone”“”

Imagine working in IT and having colleagues that don’t use adblockers.

Back in kazaa/limewire times, search for any music would always return a bunch of .exe files, like Metallica - Fade to Black.exe. A lot of people learned the difference between file extensions the hard way

It very much has that mid 90s attitude and unique to DOS too. From what I remember, consoles didn’t really have these sort of games.

Having just watched a video explaining how EA strongarmed SEGA during the Genesis/Mega Drive era, the main reason games that “feel” like this one almost never graced the early consoles was mostly due to awful deals that Sega and Nintendo forced publishers to accept - “we’ll produce however many carts we want to, whenever we want to”.

Making a PC game at the time, on the other hand, meant a lot more creative freedom, lower development costs and higher profit per sale, though with a way, way smaller market.

Pay to win is getting out of hand 😆

Soulseek is the current best alternative for music downloading. No viruses disguised as music, afaik

And the password for extra punishment is “closed source”

Boy, imagine when that idiot finds out about iphones and android!

Lazarus gang, this is your chance!

At least you can blame yourself for your own shitty code, which hopefully will never attempt to “accidentally” erase the entire project

“You are correct, I did it wrong the other time! This time I’ll give you the correct code!”
<code that is wrong elsewhere>

Blame the french, use spanish or portuguese: burguesia

I didn’t understand quack

I remember Robocop Rogue City launching with a high price (nothing crazy like that) but going on sale like 1 or 2 months later for 90% off

tbf, the PC version of console games of the time ran like utter shit on computers with less than 2GB RAM and graphics cards worse than a Geforce 9800. A lot of people were still on WinXP, which was bloated compared to WinME-2000, but by 2006 it was fine.

Bad bot

I don’t see any cooling, it’s going to catch fire once you put the pedal to the metal

“We came, we saw, he died”