remember 3.5 inch hard floppy disc demos? well this probably will have no significance for you whatsoever.

All i’m sayin’ is check your good old games account. i’m about to take another look at the enhanced version of Baldur’s Gate. there also is a fan made remix of the original saga that can be had in the software engines of either the original neverwinter nights 2 or the new enhanced edition and the integration isn’t perfect but it’s definitely value added. the steam community has already come up with enhancements to the player avatars and a stab at the engine itself. enough of that game though. for its loyal customers, good old games has released, gratis the hexen + heretic remaster and it brings back those days of 10 dollar 3.5 disc demos at your local office depot, for a while i lived in a neighborhood that had one in walking distance… keep in mind this is a working class blue collar family so i didn’t know anything about video cards or sound cards and video games still came on dvd’s, actually back then 5.25 and 3.5 inch floppy discs. for 10 dollars you got the first chapter of the game which really wasn’t a bad deal. so your old as hell now, pretty much every rap star you liked is now dead, and you need a pick me up. the hexen + heretic combo is 14 dollars on steam and if your a decent gog customer its free. to make it look as clean as the video, from what i know of Nintendo and playstation emulation with a game this light is to run it in software mode. so check your good old games account, you might get a free 30 minute diversion. after that, you can pick up blake stone: aliens of gold off of steam for 1.99$ and play it plug and play (at least for me,) with your logitech f310.