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Love and Respect for the Mar 7th Podcast
🕑 Added 2025-03-03 22:33:53 +0000 UTCIt's time to get your questions in for this week's podcast. Huber is back, and we'll see if we can find out more about his trip to London. We've got the Top 10 Weirdest Weapons from the Discord, and I'm looking at a few games that we might get in there, including perhaps a preview of Mandragora and some more thoughts on Split Fiction and Monster Hunter.
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Myst Walker
Hello Allies, As a big horror guy like Huber, I love seeing new kinds of horror that break the mold of what a horror series or movie can be. Enter Analog Horror. For the uninitiated, Analog Horror is a genre of horror very similar to Unfiction, mostly consisting of found footage or old security camera footage to tell a story, with Cloverfield and The Blair Witch Project as some of earliest popular ones. However, they have recently seen a boom in online media over the past decade, with some truely amazing ones. Some of the biggest ones and my personal favorites are the Backrooms by Kane Pixels, the Mandela Catalog by Alex Kister, and probably one of the biggest online series, Marble Hornets, which introduced the world to Slenderman. What are some of your favorite Analog Horror series or ones that you really want to see? PS, since I for the answequeso my last game, they are FNAF, Indigo Park, Garten of BanBan, Poppy Playtime, My Friendly Neighborhood, and Joyville. Also, all the game I mentioned are real games, none made up. Love and Respect
Somestranger-_-
Love & Respect - G'day Allies. EA has recently made the source code for the first four Command & Conquer games open source. (https://kotaku.com/command-conquer-ea-source-code-red-alert-generals-1851767009?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-us). This is almost unheard of, as it allows people to see the inner working of a game, with all its strengths and foibles as well as modify the code and put out new games. So, which game would you like to know more about how they were made and perhaps see a modified version of it? Personally, I think the original Commandos game and its sequel would be very interesting. Perhaps by adding more levels or adding another item or two. Stay groovy Allies.
