Mindless Rambler

Wait, the truck level on T2 was considered hard? I could beat that on my second or third try when I was five. Unless you're talking about the SWAT van level, in which I've only beaten that a few times in my entire life.

EDIT: Ignore this, everyone - I'm an idiot. Go fuck yourself mod.

And Firefox. Hell, Internet Explorer probably has that feature by now.

Descent and Descent II and StarCraft didn't use MIDI and I believe that WarCraft used CD audio for music.

Actually, if you're going for small size and speed, then there is Damn Small Linux that is 50mb in size, but it is based off of an older version of the Linux kernel meaning you won't get things like drivers for newer hardware and also its development ceased in late 2008. http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/

Ditto.

I think I recall that you find a PDA stating that he was a normal person, but when he came back from an expedition to Hell he was all fucked up from the experience.

Texas.

Yeah, it's called Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, but that's technically just a rebranded Windows Server 2003 x64.

It took you that long to figure this all out?

Said in a Doom forum.

Simpler organization. I wasn't aware that forcing you to click a cramped array of links leading to your program was modern and useful. Uhhh, Classic Windows theme ftw? There is a similar phenomenon that can be placed just about anywhere and has been on computers for some time, they're called shortcuts.

Can't seem to go back to the classic Windows start menu though. That pissed me off a bit.

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Star Fox used the Super FX chip, not the Super FX 2. Back on topic, I recommend you also get these if you have the money/time: Alien 3 Earthworm Jim Earthworm Jim 2 Mario Paint (assuming you can find a SNES Mouse) Megaman VII Megaman X Megaman X2 Megaman X3 T2: The Arcade Game TMNT IV: Turtles in Time I wish my old SNES still worked... ;(