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To me AI is like a sampler taking human thoughts and making them its own.

This was one of my first games I played on my PC in the 90s. I've loved wild west themed games ever since. I'd love 3 skulls to come to PSN one day along with the sequel.

digital is worthless.

this philosophical argument must have been ai generated. It's bland and formulaic lol.

AI will not be strong

Interesting video

erstaunlich gute Synchro für ein Spiel in den mittigen 90ern

I subscribed! please make a video to Orion Conspiracy too

Nice! ❤

Silent Hill 2...I never found a game that could equal this one for the ambiance and the music. I still listen the original soundrack often, each track fit so perfectly the game. I'm so grateful to Akira Yamaoka for this one.

0:01 funny, that's exactly how is my life, i have 22 years old, a failure. When i was a just a teen, i never thought i will be like this, this severe depression is killing me.

Great video. Hands down SH is my favorite from of any media. The depth is insane. I think SH2 has the best thought provoking story, but SH3 is my favorite

L'un de mes jeux Lucas Films Games préféré, je vous laisse deviner l'autre... Comme Full Throttle, je rêve d'un jour où "The Dig" aura sa version "remake".

the intro bgm scared the shit out of me when i was a child, so i pussied out and play resident evil 3 nemesis

Loved everything about that video! Woodruff was such an influence in my childhood! The humor, the art and in my case the german voice acting! Such a unique, weird and rich world. Thank you for this deep dive, it makes me wanna start up the game again right now... or get a Schibble tattoo😅 Fun fact: Schnibble sounds almost like Schniedel which is a rather cute word for penis in german😂

Just subscribed I love Lucas arts game so so much. I grew up with them. They mean a lot to me.

I would play all the early versions: Falsteins as well as Moriartys. Wondering how the RPG elements would have worked out..

Amazing!

Is this a.i.?

Silent Hill 2. One of the hardest games ever for me to play. That moment in the jail cell when Maria’s voice drops down and sternly says “I’M NOT YOUR MARY” will forever be seared into my brain as the moment that sent chills throughout my whole body

Silent Hill 2 from 2001 (< important) is the best horror survival game of all time, prove me wrrong

Great video. Love the documentary vibe this gives especially with the voice at the start. This video deserves 1k views!

may the schnibble be with you

was this made by AI?

Yesss please!! Do more

Premium and succinct.

excellent.

Please do Bad Mojo 👌🏻

depression core yey

I understand

I've been ruminating on the same subject lately. The temporal accumulation and recollection of non-physical memories in the mind is non-trivial. The domain of things which can be considered "foreign" sense-experiences, are limited to video games, animated motion pictures, and psychotropic/biothermal hallucinations. The consistent agency, and implied world-volume expressed in video games separates itself from the other two. The moment one starts to play, and by definition, "immerse" themselves into it's world-logic and spatial volume, they're no longer operating on a traditional plane of memory. The dimensions of sense available to games, constitute only visual and audio (the tactility of vibrating controllers is negligible); visual being restricted to flat-planned rectangles on screens for most of modernity. So in truth, we're asking: when memory is confined to an artificially interactive rectangle, or "window", does it function the same as 'primary memory'? What happens when 20 years of raw functional-time has been fixated in this way? What of an entire life, strapped into a chair, gaming from birth to death? Upon the experience of death itself, and the flashing of memories on it’s horizon: how will a relay of internally memorized game-feeds impact existential satiation? If 90% of your life’s eyes were trained on the events within a rectangle, will your brain simply curate the other 10%? Or vice-versa? In the psychological hierarchy of memory, do virtual memories compete sufficiently with sensorial ones? (Tangent: What if a person ended up in "limbo", and since they did so little in their physical life, the arbitrators had no choice but to judge morality based on video game acts?) Given video games are so new and young, we've yet to see the full epistemic oddities that come with a population filled to the brim with game-memories... Anyway, hope you're still around. Would like to talk sometime.

How did you get this to run on Windows 10 with sound?

Imperium Romanium, originally developed by German company Ego Software, published by Rainbow Arts and released in 1996 for the MS-DOS CD-ROM. 😊

The Imperial of Rom at future back Life

I always found this music very cool as a kid 😊

Die Musik war an diesem Spiel sicher mit das Beste. Das beste Lied, das ich gerne mal wieder hören würde, ist, wenn man in Ambria ist und den langen Weg zum Luftschiff läuft. Der Weg dorthin geht EWIG (langsam gehende Charaktere waren damals modern), aber die Musik unterhält wunderbar dabei.

Not as classy of a theme tune as the one to Albert the Fifth Musketeer. At least if you're listening to either the English or Dutch versions of that tune.

I still can hear the newspaper boy's voice

Da do dada. Do da du dadada. Masterpiece

That had to have been the most boring game I ever seen.

Can you upload some gameplay footage?

Great Soundtrack. Thx for sharing!

Always loved that simple song.

Urgh, this version sounds like shit, the CD-I version I have sounded like the little bit we can here when Jeff opens the club's door.

Nice sharing.Graphics belongs to me.It was good times..:)

Ich brech ab, ich hatte in der Kindheit eine Demo von dem Spiel... Vielen Dank für das long play! Held des Tages!

Just pure love for this!

Rocks! :D

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-Come on Henry we are leaving! :)