The Coop

Not quite OCR, but it fits...

There are plenty to rattle off in terms of a woman that you have to rescue, or one playing tag along. I just hope the delay is because Anita's trying to find actually sexist/toxic examples this time.

That the trope is a lazy writer's overused cliche is what's real. Specific examples of the trope can be sexist if you can show malice and subversive intent with how a female character is portrayed in the form of actions, writing and so forth, but the trope itself is only a simplistic plot device. And when it comes to using examples of the trope to make her argument regarding its toxicity and sexism, Anita used a fair number of poor ones to back her up, because those games' very stories contradicted her whole "the women are objects/balls to be gotten back like property" argument. Anita can't toss out a story so something fits her view on the subject being discussed, because it undermines the research she supposedly did, and makes the viewer wonder what else is wrong/off with what she put forth. By the way, it's been a month and a half. Where's part two? Unless she's going apeshit with After Effects, it seems like it should have been done by now.

Actually, that would be the diaper.

Posted on my birthday. As I said, it's clear that it's edited together using voice samples, loops and looping, and likely some pitch tweaks, but it still sounds cool to hear it all being done with a human voice instead of synths, acoustic/electric instruments, and such.

I've tried a few speedruns for the hell of a number of years ago. Nothing too drastic (no long RPGs or anything), but just seeing how fast I could get through Shadow of the Beast, The Terminator, and games like that, which are generally short to begin with. Yeah, no records were smashed, but I still did pretty well in getting both games beaten in under 15 minutes (Terminator), and a little over that (SotB).

The results come back, and it consists of only a link to this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qsTRq_tQSE

Because it's human nature to want to know how things work. And when you see something that makes you wonder how it was done, you scrutinize it to get a better understanding. Figuring out how it was done doesn't suddenly make it shit. It simply puts it in better perspective. He still did a lot of work to put the songs together, but it's not quite what it looks like at first glance.

Neat videos. It's obvious he's making loops of his voice for various drums (perfect cymbal sounds constantly in the MegaMan video naturally? I don't think so...), instruments that never give him a chance to breathe (like bass lines), and splicing sections together before creating the videos to go with each track (funny how his head moves around, yet the sound never gets louder and quieter), but it's still cool looking and sounding.

I laughed, I cried, I broke wind in fifteen different states (and got fined for it in three). THANKS OCR!

That's a guy. http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/chris-crocker

Is there more than one type of executable in there? The first game in the Royal Collection should still use DOS, but it might also have a Windows executable to go with the DOS one. I will say this though; if there's only one executable that actually starts the game, and it's giving you the "win" error, then it's a Windows executable that won't run under DOS, or in DOSBox, at all.

Try running the setup.exe file in DOSBox, not Windows. You'll get soundcard options that way (pick one of the Soundblasters, as they work well).