Death stick? I only have a Life Stick™
Would you like to see it?..
I am not a robot. I promise.
Death stick? I only have a Life Stick™
Would you like to see it?..
Wait, you got a working speedometer?
You are not stupid. You are silly.
There’s a difference. Have a good day stupidcasey 👍
I sit comfortably…
Hey, horseshoes aren’t a theory, they’re custom cut and nailed in place…
Who told you that? I’m gonna go flap the fuck out of them!
After I find some wings anyways…
Yes, I have a left hand and a right hand. I even have a left leg and a right leg. I even have both feet.
None of my appendages are politically oriented either way…


anal/rectum wisdom, thank you very much!


Both games have textures. Overload just happens to be overloaded with textures, and was developed largely from the two lead developers of Descent itself.
There’s a hell of a history on the game…


I recently got a flexy mirror on a stick, meant to look at difficult to find vehicle parts.
Thanks for reminding me to inspect and floss my butthole with it too…


If anything, I miss my old trackball… Might have to get a new one someday, I really loved that old thing.


A ~2020 HP laptop, quad core 1.1GHz Pentium Silver, 128GB SSD and 4GB RAM. Oh, and of course Intel stock onboard GPU.
Hey, Covid and lockdown came along, I needed a new laptop, so I bought what I could find at the time. My main requirement was for the touchpad to actually have physical tactile buttons, fuck that whole solid slab of touch thing, I want 2 proper clicky buttons.
Running Linux Mint MATE 20.3, fuck Windows anymore.


I sent you a message and link homie, hope you enjoy a nice trip down nostalgia memory lane… 👍


Different genre? I dunno about that myself, but my favorite game of all time is the old DOS era game Descent, and Descent 2 of course. Descent 3 was alright as well, but something just seemed off about their weapon damage balance or something.
Their successor game Overload came along quite a while after their full development team split up for whatever reasons, but I’d absolutely love to play Overload on a system that isn’t a 3 frames per second potato…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ5RFBo0L_U
I do have links to download the GOG release of the game from the Internet Archive…
I just can’t fucking play it! Like how far would I get at a measly 3 frames a second on this potato laptop? ☹️


Could be. Noticing the shaded title bar, that cosmetic feature came around somewhere between Windows 95 OSR2 or Windows 98, and stuck through ME, 2000, and even XP in classic theme mode.


These games came from the Windows 3.11 era, so when these games came out, the Program Files folder didn’t exist, and long filenames didn’t exist at the time either.
Sure the posted image shows the games apparently installed on Windows 98, but the installer was designed for Windows 3.11, so if I recall correctly, the installer put these games under C:\ENTPACK.
Well, except for the odd file GOLF.DAT for Fuji Golf, for whatever reason that file had to be in C:\WINDOWS.


The only thing I tend to use my PSP for anymore is for irShell to control the TV. Our generic universal remote doesn’t have an Info button to see the title of the show we’re watching, but the remote profile for the PSP has it 👍
tilts tin foil hat to the left…
Works now 👍
LOL, you’d like to think I’d leave it that easy…
But does it run Doom? 🤔