Panzermann11

Honestly, I'm pretty mixed on the robot-generated voices. I found their use interesting, and while I'm aware of the ethical concerns, I believed there would be no problems on their usage, as long as it's not done for malicious purposes. Even then, the last thing a lot of voice actors want is a Snatcher-like situation on their hands.

I do believe they're doing this by copying others' comments. I remember seeing some comments coming from human beings, then I see accounts with names such as first names of women and/or something like "FUCK ME PLEASE!!!111!1111!11oneoneone" with unusual Unicode text substituting letters to get past the filters and women's bare butts as profile pictures, making comments identical to the ones I saw earlier and vice versa.

Should've responded earlier, but... me neither. I used to hear that shit all the time when I was young. Finding out one of my most favorite YouTube users, and the would-be creator of Half-Life Fact Files made the sound effect wasn't on my bingo.

Huh... Well, on the other hand, I'm excited since I'll turn 20 soon.

Yo, wakey-wakey. It ain't Sony, but Nintendo, the ESA and LEGO apparently took down just about the majority of that site's catalogue. Yeah, I know, should've posted this earlier when I heard the news.

Well, I guess you could say he's a "Sigma male". Sorry, not sorry.

Samurai Warrior: A fighting game by Miniclip. There's no story mode whatsoever, you just pick a character for you and your opponent, a level, and kick some ass. For a game which is supposedly Japanese-themed, only 2 characters fit the theme, a martial artist and a ninja. The rest are of American origin and is comprised of the following: a USMC colonel, biker gang member, mutant scientist and a street gangster.

I contacted him through his official website, xxaxx.com.

There's something really unique about the sound design in Valve's Source games, particularly Day of Defeat, Left 4 Dead and Team Fortress 2. The sounds, particularly the weapons feel punchy and recongizable.

I'm now curious on where this "Cozy's" place is. Would love to visit it someday, feels so calming and relaxing, especially during a stormy night.

To answer your question, it's an obscure first person shooter that I, @Houndoom and @!Exploding lips? have been trying hard to track down the full version. It's covered by @Revenant100 in his Obscure First Person Shooters series, and like the original poster said, it's the game which the Doom mod, Mayhem Mansion is based on. As said before, so far only the demo is available on the internet, and the full version is considered to be lost. Claude Needham aka Xxaxx, the guy who contacted, claims to be one of the developers of the game and have the full version (ableit broken, but trying to fix), so we might have a lead on obtaining the full version.

I actually tried what you suggested, going to the Archive through the Wayback Machine to retrieve the books. It doesn't work, the Wayback Machine excludes any URLs related to the Archive.

Probably not a good time to make a joke when tons of old media are at risk of being lost...

When I mean "software", I mean media of that category in the Archive; should've clarified. And no, I don't use qBitTorrent for Linux ISO files.