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Chapter Six was when I began playing Fortnite. I don't recall what chapter specifically, but I recall the demon samurai guy used to be on the ground before he got moved to a sky island.

Anyway, I've been wanting to relive the nostalgia of... a year ago. I know a creative map probably can't do everything (I'm perfectly fine with Godzilla and the Megazord being missing) but I'll be happy with something that recreates the map layout and is otherwise "close enough."

Is there such a project?

Thanks in advance.

I have the old Bandai DVDs (the ones that were double-sided, with the TV dubbed version on one side and Japanese original on the other). I was going to try out Discotek's release by watching on Crunchyroll but then was shocked Crunchyroll appears to still use the Bandai subtitles!

That said, I'm also not sure what I'm expecting, as I've never heard of any major translation issues for either release. This is more just personal curiosity than anything.

EDIT: I'm asking about the SUBTITLE TRACK, not the dub!

EDIT 2: One reason I'm curious is because I've been watching the recent sequel series, Yoroi Shinden Samurai Troopers, and I've noticed that its translation doesn't agree with terms used on the old Bandai DVDs (again, talking about the SUBTITLE track).

I have the old Bandai DVDs (the ones that were double-sided, with the TV dubbed version on one side and Japanese original on the other). I was going to try out Discotek's release by watching on Crunchyroll but then was shocked Crunchyroll appears to still use the Bandai version!

That said, I'm also not sure what I'm expecting, as I've never heard of any major translation issues for either release. This is more just personal curiosity than anything.

EDIT: I'm asking about the SUBTITLE TRACK, not the dub!

EDIT 2: One reason I'm curious is because I've been watching the recent sequel series, Yoroi Shinden Samurai Troopers, and I've noticed that its translation doesn't agree with terms used on the old Bandai DVDs (again, talking about the SUBTITLE track). For example, when it finally shows up, the thing I've always known as the "Inferno Armor" is here called "The Armor of Dawn."

At least the first five (from Mamo to Dead or Alive). The Koike films should be in their own collection.

The default assumption seems to be that you watch Mamo next, tho honestly I would almost rather Koike do a new movie.

Pretty much what the subject line says, I'm aware the Lupin releases usually have things like trivia facts and explanatory bits, and I'm wondering if the Specials Collections keep those?

I love playing Hexen: Visions of Grandeur, but I also love playing old games on actual vintage hardware (I keep a Win98 PC handy).

I imagine I would need a compatible source port. But does anyone know a source port that can run the Nightdive expansions (Legacy of Rust for Doom, Faith Renewed for Heretic, Visionss of Grandeur for Hexen) but also works in Win98?

Thanks in advance.

I often see on Amazon that either there's collections of Dailies, or else collections of Sundays. I'm not sure I would like this segregated style. I'm used to comic collections like Garfield where it will go through that week's dailies, then have the Sunday strip, then the next week's dailies etc. Is there something like that for Krazy and Ignatz?

Thanks in advance.

Okay, here's what happened. I got a notification someone had tagged me. Basically he was trying to send a brigade my way, and he was someone involved with a currently ongoing twitter feud between some youtubers.

I have absolutely nothing to do with this fight, I have never spoken to any of the people involved (including the person who tagged me).

When I described this situation to Grok, I was told that this was indeed a rules violation and I should report it. I double-checked the rules page and this seems accurate.

However, both Grok and the rules page describe a process I'm not seeing. Most especially, I was told I would get a chance to describe the issue. But I don't. I just get to select a vague category and that is it.

Am I missing something?

Not sure if this is the right sub for this, as the thing I remember had to have been part of a show that was airing on Nickelodeon, I just don't know which show.

Basically, in the middle of one of the shows there was abruptly this animated bit where a man (who I recall having shades, wearing gray, and maybe having a bit of a gravely voice) tells a joke. I think it was something about mixing a rhino with some other animal. And the man himself would change, or else there was a visualization of what he was talking about.

Several Nick shows could have had a bit like this, because a lot of them had this thing of showing random animations in the middle, I just wish I knew which one had this specific bit so I could watch it again.

Sorry for posting two of these close together, I just wasn't thinking the other day or I would've put this in my first question.

Anyway, the Sidewinder has this thing where you can twist the joystick left or right. In some games like Descent I like to use this to rotate the craft.

What was the earliest this feature started appearing in flight sticks? Because in addition to wanting one with a POV hat and a twisty stick (sorry, dunno what the actual name for this function is), I'd like one that is fairly backwards compatible, since in addition to Descent I may want to use it with Wing Commander or F-19 Stealth Fighter or other early flight sims.

Again, thanks in advance. Looking over a lot of the things that were suggested last time!

I currently have a Microsoft Sidewinder 3D and it only works in Windows 98, so any game I use it with has to be able to run in Windows somehow.

The only thing I ask is

A) the stick have a hat switch (with games like Descent I like to assign strafing to the hat)

B) it work in pure DOS.

Suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

I remember there was a trope which could be described as "opposite of a Game-Breaker," in that instead of it being a weapon/tool/ability that dominated the game, instead it was a thing that there was never any good reason to use.

Anyone know what it was?

EDIT: Thanks, I've gotten a few good answers and I think one of them has to be it.

Specifically I remember often seeing examples in games (mostly video games) where for example there's something that was intended to be good, but because of some factor around its use (being too expensive, or some other item doing all the same things but without the downsides) it winds up not being worth your time.

I recall something like it coming up on an entry for an RTS I was reading about once.