I'm getting old, if people refer to Deus Ex and Command Keen as being from the same era.
Keen 1 was 1990, deus ex was 2000. Says how far PC gaming went in those 10 years, eh? It understates it, even, since Keen was a great technical achievement, while Deus Ex had unremarkable graphics - the game sold on a great fusion of rpg and fps, not graphics.
Ha yeah, good point. I meant something else in my head and it got lost when translated to the keyboard.
Holy crap - I'm not normally one that gets super nostalgic over chiptunes, but the compositions in Tyrian were brilliant. Definitely getting that.
Re:Commander Keen source code released
by Eiriksmal on Wednesday September 17, 2014 @12:35PM
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Ah, thanks for this. I've had Jazz Jackrabbit 3's ImpulseTrackers for ages, but never knew/bothered to find out who the composer was. I had no idea he'd worked up an official album for it.
Re:Commander Keen source code released
by mikepurvis on Wednesday September 17, 2014 @10:04AM
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Thanks for the heads up! Really geeking out on Tyrian and JJ3.
http://loudr.fm/bundle/alexander-brandon-bundle/hq4hZ