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- 1Preservationist dumps classic LucasArts floppy collection●I just managed to create another set of pristine Greaseweazle dumps from the 3.5" floppy disks containing the "LucasArts
A retro-computing enthusiast has created new bit-perfect Greasweazle disk images from the original 3.5-inch floppy disks of the LucasArts Classic Adventures collection. The disks cover classic adventure titles including Monkey Island, Indiana Jones, Zak McKracken, Loom and Maniac Mansion. The images are being shared with the retro-gaming and software preservation community, which relies on exact disk dumps to keep these aging games playable on emulators and original hardware.
- 2Man Charged With Murder in East Chicago Liquor Store Shooting▼Austin Earl Williams charged with murder of Brent Jones shot, killed outside Euclid Liquors in East Chicago, Indiana: officials
Austin Earl Williams has been charged with the murder of Brent Jones, who was shot and killed outside Euclid Liquors in East Chicago, Indiana. Officials announced the charge as the investigation into the fatal shooting continues.
- 3Regal Robot Unveils Indiana Jones Crystal Skull Replica Prop▼Regal Robot Debuts New Indiana Jones Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Prop
Prop maker Regal Robot has revealed a new collectible prop based on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, the 2008 fourth entry in the franchise. The company, known for its screen-accurate replicas from major film and TV properties, is adding the piece to its line of Indiana Jones collectibles. Fans of movie memorabilia are reacting to the unusual choice of film, as Kingdom of the Crystal Skull remains one of the more divisive entries in the series.
- 4Players revisit Battlefield Bad Company 2's odd soundtrack●I never noticed all those years back, but the music in # BadCompany2 feels out of place in certain areas, it feels like
Gamers are revisiting Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and noting that its music can feel out of place in certain areas. One player observed that some tracks sound more like adventure scoring from a Tomb Raider or Indiana Jones game, evoking the discovery of a lost temple rather than a modern battlefield. The observation has sparked nostalgic discussion about the game's soundtrack choices.