The remake does not have the FMV performances of the actors and I think it hurts it. They should have kept that.
Still, the remake is more immersive. It may be fun to play in VR.
Does anyone know where I can get a save that is right up to when you get the Green Book and have the white page for it? I need a save right at the end so I can do Rime and the extra content.
I found a site that should have the saves, but it will not let me download for some reason.
Edit. I found a save at this point. It is on this website. You have to download all the saves to get it.
The individual saves don't seem to work, but the autosave does and it is at right when you get the white page.
You are holding it in your hand.
https://www.pcsavegames.com/en/?id=realmystmasterpieceedition
There used to be this third party pak that let's you switch between rumble and a memory card. I just tried it with the M64 and it works perfectly. I just loaded an old Legacy of Darkness save from it.
It is way easier to use because all you have to do is flip a switch to switch between paks.
The HDMI video messes up when I first start the M64. It stretches to widecreen and has no sound. If I unplug the HDMI cable and re-plug it in, it fixes the problem.
So there is some kind of HDMI video initialization bug.
Not certain what happened with it. It would not play games and it locked up.
I reflashed it an it is working fine now. Weird.
The sequel will have a whole new group of space pirates, but it is set in the Blake's 7 universe about 30 years later. So, the show would still have that retro feel like Star Wars does.
It will reference the old show like Doctor Who does.
I ordered Animal Crossing and it's memory card on eBay. I am going to use a hacked Wii to restore the memory card with an unused letter. That way I can unlock the two NES games and get the welome letter.
I am making it new again!
I am going to have to hook up the Gamecube again after all these years. Hopefully, it still works. It didn't get fried or anything.
I am going to have to dig out the cables from the wad of cables in the living room.
In physics, everything depends on the observer. Particles will behave differently depending on if they are observed or not.
I think that is the problem with getting evidence on the paranormal. Certain people observe differently than others and will see ghosts when someone else does not see anything. They may experience things seemingly out of nowhere that others do not.
I sometimes wonder if people with mental illness are very well seeing ghosts and other beings that average people cannot see. It is all about perception of reality.
This happens with the Yabasanshiro emulator in Retroarch.
It does work properly with the standalone version of the emulator.
Is there a way to get it to work in Retroarch? I am wondering if some setting is messing it up.
Oh Blake, you have changed so much...
>!Even Avon can't trust you anymore and can't see through your cover. What a shame. Avon thought you betrayed him and blew you away. The Federation shows up and everyone dies. The End.!<
This was probably the best episode of the whole series, but I do have one more to go.
I will not spoil the episode, but there is a lot of drama concerning a Betaphile warlord, his daughter, and Tarrant.
The Warlord flipping out because he does not know who to trust was brilliant.
The ending is a real gut punch.
God. Avon is a total bastard in this episode.
>!The shuttle Avon and Villa were on could not escape the planet's gravity. It was rigged to crash. To make the ship lighter and escape, they start stripping the ship and blowing it out the airlock. Since Villa is just the right weight, he tries to blow him out the airlock too. Fortunatley, Avon finds a block with part of a neutron star to blow out instead.!<
It is a heist episode. This guy asks for the crew of the Scorpio to help smuggle some gold on a pleasure cruise ship.
They get more than they bargined for...
>!The whole thing is a con job by Servalan to make herself rich. She componsates them with money that will be decalared invalid by the bank after it hears of the heist. Avon is laughing like a looney at the end of the episode because she outsmarted him.!<
You don't want to go to the planet of Virn. The sand is alive, you see. It gets everywhere and causes all kinds of problems.
Also, Servalan has a nervous breakdown over a dead ex-lover. Also, I don't think her and Tarrant had sex. Not sure.
Is there a way to clip the line off on the Analogue 3D? It is on the right hand side of the screen.
I assume overscan originally got rid of it.
I did not quite follow the plot on this one.
I was about a guy called Balcov who had a mining operation that harvested these crystals that could be used as a power supply. It turns out that Balcov was ripping off the Federation by skimming crystals.
Also, Balcov had this orbiting space station where he kept his crystals. You had to beat a series of games to get them. It turns out that it is imposible to win.
Servalan hires an assassin to wipe out Avon and crew. They manage to sneak aboard the assassin's ship and, with the help of a silly girl, they capture the assassin.
Cancer the assassin was tied up in the hold, but he manages to escape.
Hillarity ensues.
There is a twist with the silly girl.
This is the episode where a powerful android schemes to merge with Orac to become a god and enslave humanity.
Avon and crew must thwart it.
Pretty good stuff. Also, the new teleporter is pretty damn cool.
It looks like they took shortcuts with the space scenes in this season. They are using pictures of the models and they are just moving and scaling them on the space background.
I don't really like the effect. It looks too fake.
I hope the bluray will actually film the models.
This is the episode with the cow people. They seemed to be all bulls for some weird reason.
The Scorpio drops Dayna of at her old lover's planet to convince him to join the fight against the Federation. The old dude is creating these humanoid cows to help rebuild colonies on irratiated planets. The cows are resistant to radiation.
The Scorpio gets banged up from some Federation ships and has to go back to base. Servalan finds out about this fight and it seems suspicious that the planet is top secret and the cargo ship has a really fast stardrive. She interogates an old officer and find out about the lab experiment on the planet. She orders to land there.
After fixing up Scorpio at the base, Avon and crew head back to the cow planet. The cows escaped and since the scientist creating them, Justin, caused the leader pain, it refuses to go in. Dayna volunteers to reason with it. It pushes Dayna off a cliff and Servalan's soldiers find her.
Servalan mind controls Dayna into working for her and makes her hate Justin. Justin sees Dayna on his viewscreen and lets her into his lab. He has smashed all his research because he thought he lost her. Under mind control, Dayna lets Servalan into the lab.
Servalan promises to return Dayna back to normal if Justin gives her his research. While she gives Dayna the treatment to get her back to normal, Justin finds Dayna's teleport braclet with Avon trying to get into contact with her. He tells them where they are.
Avon and crew show up and there is a gunfight. Justin and the lead cow are killed. Servalan takes off in her ship. The crew watches and the ship flies away while Dayna holds her dead lover, crying.