/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5183150
Honestly, bloopers and deleted scenes are almost never interesting, they're hugely overrated as a feature. Terminator 2 had some interesting ones, mostly because some of the deleted scenes have some very elaborate and complex practical effects shots which was never seen before. I struggle to think of many more examples.

Commentary tracks can however sometimes be very interesting and entertaining, and if there's Making Of shorts included, *sometimes* that can be great, especially with older movies, because I love classic propmaking, makeup and practical effects, so it's really cool to see how some things are done, given that sometimes an effect or prop might require some very specific kind of problem solving.

>>5084393
Here's a demo: http://www.mediafire.com/file/lng9ch34dnpqd0a/memoriamFDA.lmp/file

It would have had a voice recording inside of it that could be listened to with this fork of PRBoom: https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/96894-my-prboom-build-with-in-demo-voice-recording-support-and-something-extra/
but I fucked up and accidentally recorded it in normal PRBoom+ so it doesn't have one. Sorry about that.

For a speedmap, it's an interesting structure. The other maps I've seen have been more traditionally linear maps, so having a Dead Simple style arena that opens up is a really interesting choice. The stealth teleports around the level are also interesting but a little weird because I don't really see what they serve that a normal walkway couldn't, but I guess they're there to look cool. It's a pretty easy map; the archies spawning in the arena of corpses is a classic move, but there only being two and having so much rocket ammo means that they were killed as quickly as everything else was.

Visually, the map is really pretty with a lot of good detailing. It's a very nice looking, very competent map with tried and true ideas, but there's such an abundance of ammo and health that there isn't much to sweat about. Also, the starting zombieman gibfest was hilarious.

Thanks for the map.

>>5017794
Ah, what a great film.