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@monorail well okay there are like, three sf3 games. e_e;

Street Fighter 3
2nd Impact
and Third Strike

@monorail I thought Third Strike was widely regarded as like, one of the best 2d street fighter games ever??

@Kat@snouts.online @hyperlink what if the guy was like, super passionate about set building for paul ball mall call

given that you can no longer buy it I'm going to unreservedly recommend Literally Everyone get themselves a copy of Dolphin and pirate the everliving shit out of FF Crystal Chronicles: My Life As A King

it's a WiiWare exclusive and it's an awful shame it's just going to be lost now

@chillallmen@mastodon.social tittyribs, brought to you by the same people who demand vagina bones be in games

@noiob No problem, glad it helped! I did notice the old 32bit version of ioquake3 wouldn't allow task switching at all, but I thought it was just a momentary bug since I only used it like, once last night before realising that it used a really old GL version and the newest update I would have to compile. Luckily i found the instructions to be super simple so it was just a case of... well... following them to build it. and boom. job done.

Famitracker version of Samus Aran theme? Famitracker version of Samus Aran theme. youtu.be/5YIbeIM6Yvk

Of all the inventions in the last hundred years, the dry erase board is probably the most remarkable.

@noiob ...as it turns out yes. yes it seems to. I'd forgotten that. The preevious version didn't seem to let it happen but I'm having no trouble alt-tabbing now

cc @outie and @noiob and @pupy cause auhhh, ya gon need dis :3

also I got a premade autoexec.cfg that ramps all the details up as much as possible and sets a 1920x1080 config and uses the gl2 renderer if you want, though it's copied from some other page mostly , though you also wanna get the hires texture pack and the graphics upgrade pack that are linked on the ioquake3 page too

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