Go onExcept he totally ignored currently available emulation methods.
Go onExcept he totally ignored currently available emulation methods.
IIRC there is a cheat code where you can enable Turok style controls, where you move with YZBC, A and X would jump or change weapons (can't remember), R was shoot, and you would look and turn with the analog. I can't remember the exact setup but it was something like that.I never knew it supported the 3d pad, it never crossed my mind to stick try, I probably should read manuals more often.
Which version of Deathtank Zwei did you play? The original or the XBL version?Brilliant DF Retro!
Yep, had it back in the day. Still have a couple of Lobotomy games. And Deathtank Zwei is, indeed, the greatest party game ever!
What do you mean? Just curious... I mean, if you could elaborate on that, as @AlNets pointed out..Except he totally ignored currently available emulation methods.
Reading the comments of the video it triggers during his birthdate. In addition, I thought Deathtank Zwei was an independent game, but it was craftily and cleverly included in the game. What I remember is the X360 version.I played Exhumed on the Saturn and a fair bit of death tank, although we preferred zwei.
I never knew it supported the 3d pad, it never crossed my mind to stick try, I probably should read manuals more often.
One other Easter egg that I remember seeing was a photo of what I assume was a developer
,yeah, the enormity of some companies that can't see.. It happens at times, alasEzra! So much talent. Shame he apparently disappeared under a world of corporate shuffling.
Reading the comments of the video it triggers during his birthdate. In addition, I thought Deathtank Zwei was an independent game, but it was craftily and cleverly included in the game. What I remember is the X360 version.
Now that you mention it, I wonder... Was the Saturn affected by the Y2K problem, the so called Millennium bug, or Y2K bug? Because I don't think a working Saturn has the correct hour or wasn't programmed with that in mind.The good old realtime clock in the Saturn. Also has a working clock shown in Nights if I recall.
Zwei was included in Duke Nukem 3D if you had other saves, we had all three, Exhumed, Duke Nukem and Quake.
https://www.retrogamer.net/retro_games90/death-tank-zwei/
Perhaps John will save that for another episode.
The Saturn has an internal battery. If thats depleted it cant keep the date on or the game saves. Its easy to replace.Now that you mention it, I wonder... Was the Saturn affected by the Y2K problem, the so called Millennium bug, or Y2K bug? Because I don't think a working Saturn has the correct hour or wasn't programmed with that in mind.
Shall check the retrogamer article later, gotta go!
Which version of Deathtank Zwei did you play? The original or the XBL version?
Original! Still have the multi-tap and half a dozen Saturn controllers around somewhere ....
The Millrnium bug, as far as I understand, came from systems that were still draging 70's era desing heritages in their code that would encode years with just two digits assuming the first two were "19" because that little bit of memmory saving meant enough for it to matter back then.Now that you mention it, I wonder... Was the Saturn affected by the Y2K problem, the so called Millennium bug, or Y2K bug? Because I don't think a working Saturn has the correct hour or wasn't programmed with that in mind.
Shall check the retrogamer article later, gotta go!
The Millrnium bug, as far as I understand, came from systems that were still draging 70's era desing heritages in their code that would encode years with just two digits assuming the first two were "19" because that little bit of memmory saving meant enough for it to matter back then.
The saturn wasnt reusing code or trying to be compatible with many decade old databases, so I guess it just did its thing and encoded year with 4 digits like a normal person.
Lets just see what happens 7982 years from now though....
You need Saturn bomberman
10 player carnage, also probably the best incarnation of the series in my opinion
One good forewit is worth two afterwits. You are one of mine, man. I can see it 7982 years from now. The gems of my gaming collection and the jewels in the safe. Listening to the sound come through the window, in my bath with a glass of something and an old copy of PC Magazine left over from Spring 2011, when life was normal.... Why the year 10000 btw?The Millrnium bug, as far as I understand, came from systems that were still draging 70's era desing heritages in their code that would encode years with just two digits assuming the first two were "19" because that little bit of memmory saving meant enough for it to matter back then.
The saturn wasnt reusing code or trying to be compatible with many decade old databases, so I guess it just did its thing and encoded year with 4 digits like a normal person.
Lets just see what happens 7982 years from now though....
Yes, that's it. I just play alone these days til I have kids or whatever. Last time I played coop was in Monopoly with my GF. Sometimes I play Call of Juarez with a brother of mine, if you define "playing" as watching. It's not easy to have a party of lounge FIFA Soccer for the Megadrive like the kids of the day did, at my best friend's house. Super fun game at the time, although not actually meant for parties.I think I still have it! Used to have 7 controllers, now down to 6. Real shortage is of lounge co-op friends these days.
Will it be that for for 90s code? Did they do a pure date or some sort of ticks from an epoch, if so what does a 32bit value get you to, is it that far out or something far closer?.
A quick google says it could be
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem
I can see it 7982 years from now. The gems of my gaming collection and the jewels in the safe. Listening to the sound come through the window, in my bath with a glass of something and an old copy of PC Magazine left over from Spring 2011, when life was normal.... Why the year 10000 btw?
He he he he.....then that means that either the world won't change much or it will become like "What it could once be, now it is".That feels like the right time to release Dreamcast 2, honestly.