The DOS version of TIE Fighter hit stores in July of 1994, about 17 months after X-Wing, the first game in the series. It was immediately noteworthy for being the first-ever video game to let players assume the role of a rank-and-file TIE pilot in the Imperial Starfleet. For the fir...
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#makestarwarsstuff. bonus points if you persuade the barista to use the milk steamer to make that iconic tie fighter sound. 1 / 3 dan winters tiefighter-progress1 to make a starbucks tie fighter, patience you must have, my young padawan. this story originally appeared in issue 16.11 ...
The movie sound designers had set up their microphones at a firefighter training facility outside Denver, where technicians were triggering loud explosions destined to become sound effects in “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.” The weather, however, wasn’t cooperati...
When Ayla was younger, one of her first obsessions was clambering near any clip locks scenario (mainly her bouncy chair) and locking them bad boys together. That’s when I wrote this. A song to the tune of Sex Bomb – Tom Jones. Continue reading“Clip Locks (To The Tune Of Tom Jones...
, and more. all the while, he was becoming an icon in his own right. the fighting game world never shed the brashness of its arcade origin, but even in the sea of outsized personalities, mclean's ears and trash talk made him stand out. to hear him tell it, he became like dragon ...
Trying to stick to pc (DOS, WIN 3.1, WIN95) here but had some choice consoles in the day too. Sam and Max hit the Road Sim Town The Lion King (holy crap this game was hard) Wing Commander 2 Star wars Rebel Assault Star Wars Wing VS Tie Fighter Star Wars X Wing...
Director Michael Ritchie's "Semi-Tough" may not be the greatest football movie ever made, but it's certainly one of the most interesting. Released on Nov. 18, 1977, it touches on everything from the life of a pro football team on the road, to the self-help movements of the '70s, ...
Director Michael Ritchie's "Semi-Tough" may not be the greatest football movie ever made, but it's certainly one of the most interesting. Released on Nov. 18, 1977, it touches on everything from the life of a pro football team on the road, to the self-help movements of the '70s, ...
“Twisted Sister wasn’t going for a kids' crowd either,” he explained. “We were playing fucking biker bars. It was like I was fighting for my life every night. It wasn’t about little kids -- even though little kids wound up getting into what we did. The same was true for Pee...