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Dec 15, 2023 โข 22 tweets โข 6 min read
After 22 years, one of the biggest, most bizarre pieces of Israeli lost media was found this week.
THE OFFICIAL WINDOWS XP MUSICAL.
What the fuck is this? Why was it made and how? And why is it so important. Well >๐งต
Windows XP's Israeli launch event occurred on October 25, 2001. It was a 2-hour long theatrical show, complete with musical numbers, product placement, and skits.
All of this was punctuated by long demos that appear to be entirely improvised and really awkward for the hosts.
Sep 30, 2020 โข 10 tweets โข 3 min read
Now, @SupergiantGames' #HadesGame is damn good. One of its best features is its ever-evolving story, where every death and every retry reveals just a little more of it. This has led many, inc. me, to wonder just how many voiceover lines are there. Thread:
To start with, I looked at the game's VO file itself, VO.fsb, which stands tall at a whopping 669 MB. FSB stands for FMOD Sample Bank Format. FMOD is a wide-spread sound effect and music API that's integrated into many game engines.
