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Zwischen Leere und Nichts

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Completed Sanitarium (PC)

Max wakes up and says "I'm back, it's over."
End credits. "Sanitarium Credits Dreamforge Intertainment Executive Producer James Namestka Project Manager Scot Noel Head of Research & Development Thomas Holmes Director of Creative Development Chris Straka"

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@vga256 Yes, the control generally was a bit of an annoyance and having to step precisely... Forget about it.

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Let's see these two new levels then...

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Hello.

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@rootcompute

Fry from Futurama saying "eeey" and giving the double thumbs up like The Fonz.

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MIDI cover of the "Danger" music from the Mega Drive game "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine" playing on 486 PC with Sound Blaster 16 CT2830 sound card.

MIDI cover of the "Danger" music from the Mega Drive game "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine" playing on 486 DX4 PC with Sound Blaster 16 CT2830 sound card.

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Christopher Lloyd looking shocked/bemused

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Completed Jim Power: The Lost Dimension (NES)

Jim stands in front of the now exploding, spiky-headed final boss.
The slightly dodgy-sounding ending of Jim Power (NES): "Congratulations! Jim defeated Vaprak and saved the kidnapped president's daughter. But crashed on an inhabitant planet! Maybe that's on a bright side, though!"
Jim Power (NES) credits: "Original Music Chris Hulsbeck NES Version Shiru Extra Graphics Joe Vondayl"

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It's very Jim Power difficulty-wise, but you do at least get infinite continues. The NES version of the soundtrack is good too.

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Completed Goblins 3

Goblins 3 on 486 DX4-100 PC End screen "Thanks to the Sacred Score the Divinity found its uniqueness again. The water of the spring became sweet again and since it watered the two kingdoms, peace came back."

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@dosnostalgic I'm not sure, is it still 2024?

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Another sound card.

Avance Logic ALS300 sound chip

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I was actually specifically looking for an ALS300 card during my last Win98 build, as it sounds quite good (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJTaNSrI6-U) but didn't find one at the time.

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Apparently I'm building up a collection of Avance Logic cards.

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Now I'm seeing if I have enough parts to build a 4th Windows 98 computer.

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Looks like the only* motherboards I have left are an ASRock K7S41 and an ASUS K8N-E.

*Possibly have another Syntax SV266 somewhere. I used one in the last Win98 system I built and I was planning on buying a spare but I can't remember if I actually did or not.

As far as graphics cards go, I think all I have is an 9200SE and S3 Savage 2000 and I can't find the 9200.

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MIDI cover of "Ready to Rock" from Beavis & Butt-Head (SNES) playing on 486 / SB16 CT2830.

MIDI cover of "Ready to Rock" from the SNES Beavis & Butthead game, playing on a 486 PC in Cakewalk/Win3.1 via Sound Blaster 16 CT2830 sound card.

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Well, there's no flop left in this disk. I was shaking it a little (as you do casually on the way back and forth between computers) and the corner came off. Talk about brittle old plastic.

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Slot Mask Vs Shadow Mask with Beetlejuice

A close up of Beetlejuice's face from the DOS game "Beetlejuice: Skeletons in the Closet" on an Amstrad PC-ECD EGA monitor

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Clive Barker's Undying: Patrick (the player) looks down a corridor with a tall mirror at the end of it in which his reflection is visible in the bottom left corner. There is a desk in front of the mirror with a lamp on it which lights the corridor.
Clive Barker's Undying: Looking up at a spiral staircase. On the ceiling is a stained glass window with an octopus on it.
Clive Barker's Undying: A lone altar sits amidst some sparse ruins on a floating island.

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Clive Barker's Undying: A catacomb lit by torches on the walls. A staircase leads up on the right and there is a corridor to the left.
Clive Barker's Undying: The ruins of a monastery. In a time portal (large pool of water) the reflection shows a more colourful image of the monastery in the past.
Clive Barker's Undying: Snow falls and the moon shines over the monastery. Stained glass windows are high up on the wall.

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