Kingpin: Reloaded, the remastered, enhanced version of the crime-themed first-person shooter developed and published by 3D Realms and Interplay, recruits new gang members on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC later this year.
In a stylized noir art deco gangland that never was, the Kingpin rules above all else with a bloody fist. When his lieutenant Nikki Blanco leaves a no-name Thug battered and broken, the upstart criminal rises from a puddle of blood, lead pipe in hand and revenge in mind.
We took a trip to a massive gaming museum in The Netherlands, to see the world’s largest display of boxed PC games and meet the guy who put it together!
It may look like industrial equipment, but the Monorail PC was sold as a low-cost Windows 95 PC for first time computer buyers in the mid 90s! Probably the first desktop with an integrated color LCD monitor, too.
This is a promotional video that I put together to help Andrea Contato and his “Through the Moongate Part II” project. It’s a book that chronicles something close to my heart, the history of Richard “Lord British” Garriott, Origin Systems, Inc., and the Ultima series. This is the second of a two-book set, the first of which covered Richard’s early work and the birth of Origin Systems, through Ultima 6. This book continues the story from there, starting with Ultima 7 and moving through his later creations.
Here are the features and quirks of the Commodore SX-64 – the worlds first color portable computer. And it just happens to be a GREAT gaming machine too!
Classic 1999 interview with Tribes 1 & 2 developer Dynamix with Drunken Master Paul. Hear behind the scenes stories, audience call-in questions and PC LAN parties. Download the MP3 version along with other podcast episodes here: MJR Patreon: http://www.Patreon.com/MetalJesusRocks
Digital Foundry: This is fascinating! Not only has Nvidia RTX tech been brought to bear on Quake 2, but the entire renderer has been rewritten with full path-tracing. In short, not just reflections, shadows or lighting – but EVERYTHING is rendered here with ray tracing. So how well does it run and how does it look? Join John and Alex for a detailed discussion.
