#devtober day 10, interior lighting confusion
Much of Quest takes place indoors, with the Grand Abbott's room very first thing people see. It's a monastery, so it feels like they'd have more windows for light, but without darkening then the higher areas on the walls feel bad.
#devtober day 9, projectile fixes
Noticed the scaling issue a few minutes after posting yesterday (zzzz), also wrote an importer to take landmine's nice spell data sheet and write SO's for the spell graph to use that original data instead, so things feel much more familiar now.
Hello and welcome to @hotcrtaction.pics!
This curated collection of photographs by @aidanmoher.com hopes to preserve the timeless experience of playing retro games on era-appropriate CRT displays.
The current rotation of CRTs includes a Commodore 1702 (the GOAT), a PVM-1354Q, and a JVC AV-27D201.
It sold a lot of copies, there were later prints with a corrected box 🙂
Took me forever to find that poster lol
I SEE HIS FACE WHEREVER I GO, I SEE HIS FACE
October 11 1999, Jet Force Gemini debuted on the N64 in the Americas! Rare initially were committed to using the Expansion Pak, but decided it was more important to give all N64 owners the same experience! Early boxes were printed as such and in many cases covered with a Rumble Pak sticker!
I'm very much enjoying Quest 64. Realizing that it's best to spec into two spell types as well as understanding the dodge aspect has made it much better. The game also has a ton of lovely ladies who I choose to believe could be romanced, had more time been spent finishing the game development.
Same here But there are always limits to unlimited in the States with speeds being throttled after you exceed a certain amount As long as you're using your cellular coverage knowingly and not unknowingly Bomberman is happy
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Okay well He would love to help you fix it
October 10 2000, Big Mountain 2000 debuted on the N64 in the Americas! As one of the only skiing (and snowboarding) games on the system and being a late system release outside Japan....this one plunged into obscurity; nearly all other N64 winter sports games were deemed superior by critics!
OKAY FINE
A journey with Quest 64’s Brian is priceless, or $80 without memory
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THATS AN EDIT I SAW THE PICTURE
Holy fuck no lol
