Frederic – Ressurection of Music is a rythym-music game using the keyboard… which is.. interesting. Found the controls to be kind of weird. Still they game has a unique style and nice musical arrangements “in the style” of well-know modern and classical that are mashed together. You play as Frederic..[…]
The Surge – Intro
The Surge is essentially a Sci-Fi Souls-style game. It has a pretty cool intro sequence. Some info from the Surge Wiki: A brand new RPG set in a dystopian future by the makers of Lords of the Fallen. Set in a heavily dystopian future as Earth nears the end of[…]
Snatcher (SEGA-CD) – Intro & Titles (1440×1080 @ 60fps 4xBRZ)
Copyright Sega & Konami The SEGA-CD Snatcher intro and Titles enhanced via Kega Fusion. Snatcher was an adventure-style game with some shooting elements from the legendary Hideo Kojima. The game was released on several systems including PC-98 and SEGA-CD. Here are my Kega Fusion Settings for Snatcher: Full-Screen at[…]
Photo Editing – Object and Person Removal
Ever grab what you think is an awesome shot, only to get home and find it’s not? All you can see are telephone wires, cars, or even the odd person messing up the shot. I’ve lost track of the numerous long-distance landscape I’ve shot only to find tiny people messing up[…]
X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009 PC) – Ch 1 Origins – Pt 1 Unstoppable (ReShade Enhanced 60fps)
The X-Men Origins: Wolverine intro and first part of chapter 1 in 1080p at 60fps with enhanced graphics via ReShade 3.0.7 Until Logan, this was the best non-comic representation of the Wolverine character in my estimation. Though it follows the movie somewhat, it also weaves in some extra story.[…]
Fable (Anniversary 2014) – Intro (ReShade Enhanced)
Fable from Lionhead released in 2004 for the original Xbox. In 2005 it received a small expansion and a PC release with The Lost Chapter. 2014 received a “HD” remake of the game called Fable Anniversary. To most people it didn’t look that great, with a blurry, muddy feel[…]
Dark Seed (Cyberdreams – 1992 CD-ROM) – Intro (4:3 1440 DOSBox)
Dark Seed is classic-styled adeventure game featuring the art works of acclaimed Alien designer H.R. Giger. This is the CD-ROM version run through DOSbox at 1440 in 4:3 aspect. Dark Seed Info via Wikipedia Dark Seed is a psychological horror point-and-click adventure game developed and published by Cyberdreams in[…]
Bureau 13 (Gametek – 1995 CD-ROM) – Intro & Characters (4:3 1440 DOSBox)
Bureau 13 is based on a pen & paper of the same title. This CD-Rom version features 5 musical tracks performed by a band. Some of this music you can hear in the game’s intro featured here. The game is quite interesting. Each character has a unique skillset. Every scenario[…]
Dark Sun: Wake of the Ravager (SSI – 1994 CD-Rom) – Intro (4:3 1440 – DOSbox)
Dark SunL Wake of the Ravager is also known as Dark Sun 2 and continues the campaign set in SSI’s DnD world. The CD-Rom version here is presented in 4:3 1440 via DOSBox ECE and features Redbook audio. More via Wikipedia: Dark Sun: Wake of the Ravager takes place[…]
Dark Sun: Shattered Lands (SSi – 1993) Intro (4:3 1440 – DosBox Enhanced GM)
Another Action/Adventure Fantasy RPG in the long-line of SSI related late 80s to mid 90s PC games. Running on the ECE SVN build of DOSBox and using the FluidR3 soundfont through virtual midi mapper. Info on Dark Sun: Shattered Lands from Wikipedia: Dark Sun: Shattered Lands is a turn-based[…]
Anvil of Dawn (1995 – DreamForge) – Intro (Dosbox Enhanced – GM)
Anvil of Dawn is a mid-90s RPG under the SSI banner from DreamForge Intertainment. Featuring voice acting and a OPL3 General Midi score composed by the Legendary Fatman. Here that music gets the HQ Soundfont treatment using FluidR3. Rendered at 2k with a 4:3 aspect ration. More info via[…]
Alone in the Dark 3 (Infogrames – 1994 CD-Rom) – Intro (4:3 1440)
Edward Carnby returns once again for the 3rd installment in the Alone in the Dark series, this time with a Wild west theme. again the daum build of DosBox was used here with the same settings for 1 & 2. Plot info via Wikipedia: “It’s 1925 and after Edward[…]