Project: Snowblind (PC)

Hi. Sorry for the long break but I'm still here I promise, and to prove it I bring you many pictures from Crystal Dynamic's 2005 FPS Project: Snowblind! I've been playing through all of the Deus Ex sequels this year, so it didn't seem right to leave out poor Snowblind even if it's not really part of the family. It was originally intended to be a multiplayer-focused Deus Ex spin-off called Deus Ex: Clan Wars you see, but Invisible War's crappy sales put an end to that plan. There's some obscure trivia just for you, taken straight from the first paragraph of its wikipedia page. I will of course only be examining the single player though, as that's what I do.

Just to shift subject for a second; I know this doesn't need to be said, but there's been some drama over game journalism lately and I feel like re-clarifying how Super Adventures works. I don't generally review games here, I show off a few hours of gameplay and report how I felt about them during and after playing this small fraction of the product. I salute those wise and learned game critics who can scientifically determine a game's objective worth down to a percent, but that's not a skill I have. I can only say whether or not I personally enjoyed my time playing it, share my first impressions, and provide for you a site full of my other opinions to judge my personal taste by.

You can't really call anything I do game journalism, I'm usually more of a snarky archaeologist, and the games I dig up are chosen by a team of experts consisting of myself and you guys. On the other hand I've got nothing against playing brand new games that are sent to me, and if there's ever been any conflict of interest due to my innumerous friendships with game developers I've always made it obvious enough for folks to make up their own minds about the bias in my rantings, and I always will. Probably.

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Hi. Sorry for the long break but I'm still here I promise, and to prove it I bring you many pictures from Crystal Dynamic's 2005 FPS Project: Snowblind! I've been playing through all of the Deus Ex sequels this year, so it didn't seem right to leave out poor Snowblind even if it's not really part of the family. It was originally intended to be a multiplayer-focused Deus Ex spin-off called Deus Ex: Clan Wars you see, but Invisible War's crappy sales put an end to that plan. There's some obscure trivia just for you, taken straight from the first paragraph of its wikipedia page. I will of course only be examining the single player though, as that's what I do.

Just to shift subject for a second; I know this doesn't need to be said, but there's been some drama over game journalism lately and I feel like re-clarifying how Super Adventures works. I don't generally review games here, I show off a few hours of gameplay and report how I felt about them during and after playing this small fraction of the product. I salute those wise and learned game critics who can scientifically determine a game's objective worth down to a percent, but that's not a skill I have. I can only say whether or not I personally enjoyed my time playing it, share my first impressions, and provide for you a site full of my other opinions to judge my personal taste by.

You can't really call anything I do game journalism, I'm usually more of a snarky archaeologist, and the games I dig up are chosen by a team of experts consisting of myself and you guys. On the other hand I've got nothing against playing brand new games that are sent to me, and if there's ever been any conflict of interest due to my innumerous friendships with game developers I've always made it obvious enough for folks to make up their own minds about the bias in my rantings, and I always will. Probably.

(Click on screenshots to open them up at their original resolution.)
Read on »

Hi. Sorry for the long break but I'm still here I promise, and to prove it I bring you many pictures from Crystal Dynamic's 2005 FPS Project: Snowblind! I've been playing through all of the Deus Ex sequels this year, so it didn't seem right to leave out poor Snowblind even if it's not really part of the family. It was originally intended to be a multiplayer-focused Deus Ex spin-off called Deus Ex: Clan Wars you see, but Invisible War's crappy sales put an end to that plan. There's some obscure trivia just for you, taken straight from the first paragraph of its wikipedia page. I will of course only be examining the single player though, as that's what I do.

Just to shift subject for a second; I know this doesn't need to be said, but there's been some drama over game journalism lately and I feel like re-clarifying how Super Adventures works. I don't generally review games here, I show off a few hours of gameplay and report how I felt about them during and after playing this small fraction of the product. I salute those wise and learned game critics who can scientifically determine a game's objective worth down to a percent, but that's not a skill I have. I can only say whether or not I personally enjoyed my time playing it, share my first impressions, and provide for you a site full of my other opinions to judge my personal taste by.

You can't really call anything I do game journalism, I'm usually more of a snarky archaeologist, and the games I dig up are chosen by a team of experts consisting of myself and you guys. On the other hand I've got nothing against playing brand new games that are sent to me, and if there's ever been any conflict of interest due to my innumerous friendships with game developers I've always made it obvious enough for folks to make up their own minds about the bias in my rantings, and I always will. Probably.

(Click on screenshots to open them up at their original resolution.)
Read on »

Hi. Sorry for the long break but I'm still here I promise, and to prove it I bring you many pictures from Crystal Dynamic's 2005 FPS Project: Snowblind! I've been playing through all of the Deus Ex sequels this year, so it didn't seem right to leave out poor Snowblind even if it's not really part of the family. It was originally intended to be a multiplayer-focused Deus Ex spin-off called Deus Ex: Clan Wars you see, but Invisible War's crappy sales put an end to that plan. There's some obscure trivia just for you, taken straight from the first paragraph of its wikipedia page. I will of course only be examining the single player though, as that's what I do.

Just to shift subject for a second; I know this doesn't need to be said, but there's been some drama over game journalism lately and I feel like re-clarifying how Super Adventures works. I don't generally review games here, I show off a few hours of gameplay and report how I felt about them during and after playing this small fraction of the product. I salute those wise and learned game critics who can scientifically determine a game's objective worth down to a percent, but that's not a skill I have. I can only say whether or not I personally enjoyed my time playing it, share my first impressions, and provide for you a site full of my other opinions to judge my personal taste by.

You can't really call anything I do game journalism, I'm usually more of a snarky archaeologist, and the games I dig up are chosen by a team of experts consisting of myself and you guys. On the other hand I've got nothing against playing brand new games that are sent to me, and if there's ever been any conflict of interest due to my innumerous friendships with game developers I've always made it obvious enough for folks to make up their own minds about the bias in my rantings, and I always will. Probably.

(Click on screenshots to open them up at their original resolution.)
Read on »

Hi. Sorry for the long break but I'm still here I promise, and to prove it I bring you many pictures from Crystal Dynamic's 2005 FPS Project: Snowblind! I've been playing through all of the Deus Ex sequels this year, so it didn't seem right to leave out poor Snowblind even if it's not really part of the family. It was originally intended to be a multiplayer-focused Deus Ex spin-off called Deus Ex: Clan Wars you see, but Invisible War's crappy sales put an end to that plan. There's some obscure trivia just for you, taken straight from the first paragraph of its wikipedia page. I will of course only be examining the single player though, as that's what I do.

Just to shift subject for a second; I know this doesn't need to be said, but there's been some drama over game journalism lately and I feel like re-clarifying how Super Adventures works. I don't generally review games here, I show off a few hours of gameplay and report how I felt about them during and after playing this small fraction of the product. I salute those wise and learned game critics who can scientifically determine a game's objective worth down to a percent, but that's not a skill I have. I can only say whether or not I personally enjoyed my time playing it, share my first impressions, and provide for you a site full of my other opinions to judge my personal taste by.

You can't really call anything I do game journalism, I'm usually more of a snarky archaeologist, and the games I dig up are chosen by a team of experts consisting of myself and you guys. On the other hand I've got nothing against playing brand new games that are sent to me, and if there's ever been any conflict of interest due to my innumerous friendships with game developers I've always made it obvious enough for folks to make up their own minds about the bias in my rantings, and I always will. Probably.

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Outcast (PC) - Guest Post

And now, Super Adventures proudly presents another guest post by a bloke called mecha-neko.

Hey Ya!

I'm playing an early 3D action-adventure game for the PC called Outcast!

I never played this back when it was released in 1999 because it needed a far beefier computer than I could dream of. Outcast was made in the crazy days where 3D acceleration was a scary and new invention, so all the graphics were done on the CPU alone. Hell, 3D games were a scary and new invention at the time, and nobody had any idea how they should work. So Franck Sauer, Yves Grolet and Yann Robert, three truly invincible professionals (and names you may recognise from Agony), decided to show the world exactly how it should be done.

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And now, Super Adventures proudly presents another guest post by a bloke called mecha-neko.

Hey Ya!

I'm playing an early 3D action-adventure game for the PC called Outcast!

I never played this back when it was released in 1999 because it needed a far beefier computer than I could dream of. Outcast was made in the crazy days where 3D acceleration was a scary and new invention, so all the graphics were done on the CPU alone. Hell, 3D games were a scary and new invention at the time, and nobody had any idea how they should work. So Franck Sauer, Yves Grolet and Yann Robert, three truly invincible professionals (and names you may recognise from Agony), decided to show the world exactly how it should be done.

Click the images to view them as lossless PNGs.
Read on »

And now, Super Adventures proudly presents another guest post by a bloke called mecha-neko.

Hey Ya!

I'm playing an early 3D action-adventure game for the PC called Outcast!

I never played this back when it was released in 1999 because it needed a far beefier computer than I could dream of. Outcast was made in the crazy days where 3D acceleration was a scary and new invention, so all the graphics were done on the CPU alone. Hell, 3D games were a scary and new invention at the time, and nobody had any idea how they should work. So Franck Sauer, Yves Grolet and Yann Robert, three truly invincible professionals (and names you may recognise from Agony), decided to show the world exactly how it should be done.

Click the images to view them as lossless PNGs.
Read on »

And now, Super Adventures proudly presents another guest post by a bloke called mecha-neko.

Hey Ya!

I'm playing an early 3D action-adventure game for the PC called Outcast!

I never played this back when it was released in 1999 because it needed a far beefier computer than I could dream of. Outcast was made in the crazy days where 3D acceleration was a scary and new invention, so all the graphics were done on the CPU alone. Hell, 3D games were a scary and new invention at the time, and nobody had any idea how they should work. So Franck Sauer, Yves Grolet and Yann Robert, three truly invincible professionals (and names you may recognise from Agony), decided to show the world exactly how it should be done.

Click the images to view them as lossless PNGs.
Read on »

And now, Super Adventures proudly presents another guest post by a bloke called mecha-neko.

Hey Ya!

I'm playing an early 3D action-adventure game for the PC called Outcast!

I never played this back when it was released in 1999 because it needed a far beefier computer than I could dream of. Outcast was made in the crazy days where 3D acceleration was a scary and new invention, so all the graphics were done on the CPU alone. Hell, 3D games were a scary and new invention at the time, and nobody had any idea how they should work. So Franck Sauer, Yves Grolet and Yann Robert, three truly invincible professionals (and names you may recognise from Agony), decided to show the world exactly how it should be done.

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Osman (Arcade)

This week's game is... damn has it really been a entire week since my last article? Anyway this week's 'O' game is 1996 arcade platformer Osman (AKA. Cannon-Dancer in Japan).

It's a spiritual sequel to the legendary Strider created by the same director, Kouichi Yotsui, but without Capcom's involvement... and that's pretty much the sum total of what I know about the game, so I'm not entirely sure what to expect from it. I'm reasonably certain at least that I've never played it before (I've barely even played Strider), but this title screen is reminding me of Knuckles' Chaotix and I hate it when games do that.

(Warning, there's going to be a lot of animated gifs this time, and they're going to be massive. Well, they sure have a lot of frames anyway.)
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This week's game is... damn has it really been a entire week since my last article? Anyway this week's 'O' game is 1996 arcade platformer Osman (AKA. Cannon-Dancer in Japan).

It's a spiritual sequel to the legendary Strider created by the same director, Kouichi Yotsui, but without Capcom's involvement... and that's pretty much the sum total of what I know about the game, so I'm not entirely sure what to expect from it. I'm reasonably certain at least that I've never played it before (I've barely even played Strider), but this title screen is reminding me of Knuckles' Chaotix and I hate it when games do that.

(Warning, there's going to be a lot of animated gifs this time, and they're going to be massive. Well, they sure have a lot of frames anyway.)
Read on »

This week's game is... damn has it really been a entire week since my last article? Anyway this week's 'O' game is 1996 arcade platformer Osman (AKA. Cannon-Dancer in Japan).

It's a spiritual sequel to the legendary Strider created by the same director, Kouichi Yotsui, but without Capcom's involvement... and that's pretty much the sum total of what I know about the game, so I'm not entirely sure what to expect from it. I'm reasonably certain at least that I've never played it before (I've barely even played Strider), but this title screen is reminding me of Knuckles' Chaotix and I hate it when games do that.

(Warning, there's going to be a lot of animated gifs this time, and they're going to be massive. Well, they sure have a lot of frames anyway.)
Read on »

This week's game is... damn has it really been a entire week since my last article? Anyway this week's 'O' game is 1996 arcade platformer Osman (AKA. Cannon-Dancer in Japan).

It's a spiritual sequel to the legendary Strider created by the same director, Kouichi Yotsui, but without Capcom's involvement... and that's pretty much the sum total of what I know about the game, so I'm not entirely sure what to expect from it. I'm reasonably certain at least that I've never played it before (I've barely even played Strider), but this title screen is reminding me of Knuckles' Chaotix and I hate it when games do that.

(Warning, there's going to be a lot of animated gifs this time, and they're going to be massive. Well, they sure have a lot of frames anyway.)
Read on »

This week's game is... damn has it really been a entire week since my last article? Anyway this week's 'O' game is 1996 arcade platformer Osman (AKA. Cannon-Dancer in Japan).

It's a spiritual sequel to the legendary Strider created by the same director, Kouichi Yotsui, but without Capcom's involvement... and that's pretty much the sum total of what I know about the game, so I'm not entirely sure what to expect from it. I'm reasonably certain at least that I've never played it before (I've barely even played Strider), but this title screen is reminding me of Knuckles' Chaotix and I hate it when games do that.

(Warning, there's going to be a lot of animated gifs this time, and they're going to be massive. Well, they sure have a lot of frames anyway.)
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The Nomad Soul (PC) - Part 1

And the final 'N' game I'll be playing this year is late 90s possess 'em up The Nomad Soul. Or maybe this is actually the first 'O' game, seeing as it's labelled Omikron: The Nomad Soul outside of Europe (plus Omicron is the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet, represented by an 'O' and I'll shut up now).

Whatever you call it, this is Quantic Dream's debut game, released long before creator David Cage's obsession with QTEs and PlayStation 3s. It apparently was originally intended to make an appearance on one or both of the earlier PlayStations, but in the end only the PC and Dreamcast were graced with its presence.

Like always my plan is to play it for an hour or two, or however long I need to get a good idea of what kind of game it is, and show a whole lot of screenshots along the way.
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And the final 'N' game I'll be playing this year is late 90s possess 'em up The Nomad Soul. Or maybe this is actually the first 'O' game, seeing as it's labelled Omikron: The Nomad Soul outside of Europe (plus Omicron is the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet, represented by an 'O' and I'll shut up now).

Whatever you call it, this is Quantic Dream's debut game, released long before creator David Cage's obsession with QTEs and PlayStation 3s. It apparently was originally intended to make an appearance on one or both of the earlier PlayStations, but in the end only the PC and Dreamcast were graced with its presence.

Like always my plan is to play it for an hour or two, or however long I need to get a good idea of what kind of game it is, and show a whole lot of screenshots along the way.
Read on »

And the final 'N' game I'll be playing this year is late 90s possess 'em up The Nomad Soul. Or maybe this is actually the first 'O' game, seeing as it's labelled Omikron: The Nomad Soul outside of Europe (plus Omicron is the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet, represented by an 'O' and I'll shut up now).

Whatever you call it, this is Quantic Dream's debut game, released long before creator David Cage's obsession with QTEs and PlayStation 3s. It apparently was originally intended to make an appearance on one or both of the earlier PlayStations, but in the end only the PC and Dreamcast were graced with its presence.

Like always my plan is to play it for an hour or two, or however long I need to get a good idea of what kind of game it is, and show a whole lot of screenshots along the way.
Read on »

And the final 'N' game I'll be playing this year is late 90s possess 'em up The Nomad Soul. Or maybe this is actually the first 'O' game, seeing as it's labelled Omikron: The Nomad Soul outside of Europe (plus Omicron is the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet, represented by an 'O' and I'll shut up now).

Whatever you call it, this is Quantic Dream's debut game, released long before creator David Cage's obsession with QTEs and PlayStation 3s. It apparently was originally intended to make an appearance on one or both of the earlier PlayStations, but in the end only the PC and Dreamcast were graced with its presence.

Like always my plan is to play it for an hour or two, or however long I need to get a good idea of what kind of game it is, and show a whole lot of screenshots along the way.
Read on »

And the final 'N' game I'll be playing this year is late 90s possess 'em up The Nomad Soul. Or maybe this is actually the first 'O' game, seeing as it's labelled Omikron: The Nomad Soul outside of Europe (plus Omicron is the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet, represented by an 'O' and I'll shut up now).

Whatever you call it, this is Quantic Dream's debut game, released long before creator David Cage's obsession with QTEs and PlayStation 3s. It apparently was originally intended to make an appearance on one or both of the earlier PlayStations, but in the end only the PC and Dreamcast were graced with its presence.

Like always my plan is to play it for an hour or two, or however long I need to get a good idea of what kind of game it is, and show a whole lot of screenshots along the way.
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The Nomad Soul (PC) - Part 2

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NHK Okāsan to Issho: Niko Niko Pun (TurboGrafx-16)

And the latest game for my year-long epic marathon through the alphabet is... another PC Engine game. If you're wondering why I'm playing this so soon after Neutopia, well, amazingly this the only game beginning with 'N' left to play on my requests list. I've got the names of 11 A games scrawled down there, 15 S games, even 7 W games, but this is the one and only N. And now that I'm playing it there are in fact no Ns.

There's a whole lot of words in 'NHK Okāsan to Issho: Niko Niko Pun', but if you break the title down it's pretty straightforward. NHK is Japan's public broadcasting organisation (equivalent to Britain's BBC), Okaasan to Issho is a long running TV series for children, and Niko Niko Pun was a segment on that series. I know absolutely nothing else about the series, but judging by the characters on the game box I'm guessing it's for children. Young children.
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And the latest game for my year-long epic marathon through the alphabet is... another PC Engine game. If you're wondering why I'm playing this so soon after Neutopia, well, amazingly this the only game beginning with 'N' left to play on my requests list. I've got the names of 11 A games scrawled down there, 15 S games, even 7 W games, but this is the one and only N. And now that I'm playing it there are in fact no Ns.

There's a whole lot of words in 'NHK Okāsan to Issho: Niko Niko Pun', but if you break the title down it's pretty straightforward. NHK is Japan's public broadcasting organisation (equivalent to Britain's BBC), Okaasan to Issho is a long running TV series for children, and Niko Niko Pun was a segment on that series. I know absolutely nothing else about the series, but judging by the characters on the game box I'm guessing it's for children. Young children.
Read on »

And the latest game for my year-long epic marathon through the alphabet is... another PC Engine game. If you're wondering why I'm playing this so soon after Neutopia, well, amazingly this the only game beginning with 'N' left to play on my requests list. I've got the names of 11 A games scrawled down there, 15 S games, even 7 W games, but this is the one and only N. And now that I'm playing it there are in fact no Ns.

There's a whole lot of words in 'NHK Okāsan to Issho: Niko Niko Pun', but if you break the title down it's pretty straightforward. NHK is Japan's public broadcasting organisation (equivalent to Britain's BBC), Okaasan to Issho is a long running TV series for children, and Niko Niko Pun was a segment on that series. I know absolutely nothing else about the series, but judging by the characters on the game box I'm guessing it's for children. Young children.
Read on »

And the latest game for my year-long epic marathon through the alphabet is... another PC Engine game. If you're wondering why I'm playing this so soon after Neutopia, well, amazingly this the only game beginning with 'N' left to play on my requests list. I've got the names of 11 A games scrawled down there, 15 S games, even 7 W games, but this is the one and only N. And now that I'm playing it there are in fact no Ns.

There's a whole lot of words in 'NHK Okāsan to Issho: Niko Niko Pun', but if you break the title down it's pretty straightforward. NHK is Japan's public broadcasting organisation (equivalent to Britain's BBC), Okaasan to Issho is a long running TV series for children, and Niko Niko Pun was a segment on that series. I know absolutely nothing else about the series, but judging by the characters on the game box I'm guessing it's for children. Young children.
Read on »

And the latest game for my year-long epic marathon through the alphabet is... another PC Engine game. If you're wondering why I'm playing this so soon after Neutopia, well, amazingly this the only game beginning with 'N' left to play on my requests list. I've got the names of 11 A games scrawled down there, 15 S games, even 7 W games, but this is the one and only N. And now that I'm playing it there are in fact no Ns.

There's a whole lot of words in 'NHK Okāsan to Issho: Niko Niko Pun', but if you break the title down it's pretty straightforward. NHK is Japan's public broadcasting organisation (equivalent to Britain's BBC), Okaasan to Issho is a long running TV series for children, and Niko Niko Pun was a segment on that series. I know absolutely nothing else about the series, but judging by the characters on the game box I'm guessing it's for children. Young children.
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Neverwinter Nights (PC) - Part 2

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Neverwinter Nights (PC) - Part 1

Today on Super Adventures I'm taking a quick look at classic Forgotten Realms D&D RPG Neverwinter Nights! No not the revolutionary 1991 game by Stormfront Studios that dared to find out what would happen if you took an MMORPG and added graphics, I mean the other one by BioWare that came out around a decade later in 2002. I couldn't blame you for getting the two confused though, as they're both D&D games with a strong multiplayer component that share the same bloody name, setting and city!

The dumb thing is that all that BioWare needed to do was think of another word to go with 'Neverwinter' and it would've been fine! Or they could've just called the thing Neverwinter on its own like the folks who made the 2013 MMO would later do. Legacy of Neverwinter Chronicles: Origins, there you go!

Great looking font though.

I said earlier that I'd be taking a quick look at the game, but it's an RPG so that was actually code for 'I'll be playing this for hours'. I've written about enough of these games by now to know the drill: to get a good feel for what kind of RPG this is I'm going to have to invest a fair bit of time, so forgive me if this drags on a bit.

(Clicking gameplay images will likely open them up a little bigger, with more readable text and obvious aliasing.)
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Today on Super Adventures I'm taking a quick look at classic Forgotten Realms D&D RPG Neverwinter Nights! No not the revolutionary 1991 game by Stormfront Studios that dared to find out what would happen if you took an MMORPG and added graphics, I mean the other one by BioWare that came out around a decade later in 2002. I couldn't blame you for getting the two confused though, as they're both D&D games with a strong multiplayer component that share the same bloody name, setting and city!

The dumb thing is that all that BioWare needed to do was think of another word to go with 'Neverwinter' and it would've been fine! Or they could've just called the thing Neverwinter on its own like the folks who made the 2013 MMO would later do. Legacy of Neverwinter Chronicles: Origins, there you go!

Great looking font though.

I said earlier that I'd be taking a quick look at the game, but it's an RPG so that was actually code for 'I'll be playing this for hours'. I've written about enough of these games by now to know the drill: to get a good feel for what kind of RPG this is I'm going to have to invest a fair bit of time, so forgive me if this drags on a bit.

(Clicking gameplay images will likely open them up a little bigger, with more readable text and obvious aliasing.)
Read on »

Today on Super Adventures I'm taking a quick look at classic Forgotten Realms D&D RPG Neverwinter Nights! No not the revolutionary 1991 game by Stormfront Studios that dared to find out what would happen if you took an MMORPG and added graphics, I mean the other one by BioWare that came out around a decade later in 2002. I couldn't blame you for getting the two confused though, as they're both D&D games with a strong multiplayer component that share the same bloody name, setting and city!

The dumb thing is that all that BioWare needed to do was think of another word to go with 'Neverwinter' and it would've been fine! Or they could've just called the thing Neverwinter on its own like the folks who made the 2013 MMO would later do. Legacy of Neverwinter Chronicles: Origins, there you go!

Great looking font though.

I said earlier that I'd be taking a quick look at the game, but it's an RPG so that was actually code for 'I'll be playing this for hours'. I've written about enough of these games by now to know the drill: to get a good feel for what kind of RPG this is I'm going to have to invest a fair bit of time, so forgive me if this drags on a bit.

(Clicking gameplay images will likely open them up a little bigger, with more readable text and obvious aliasing.)
Read on »

Today on Super Adventures I'm taking a quick look at classic Forgotten Realms D&D RPG Neverwinter Nights! No not the revolutionary 1991 game by Stormfront Studios that dared to find out what would happen if you took an MMORPG and added graphics, I mean the other one by BioWare that came out around a decade later in 2002. I couldn't blame you for getting the two confused though, as they're both D&D games with a strong multiplayer component that share the same bloody name, setting and city!

The dumb thing is that all that BioWare needed to do was think of another word to go with 'Neverwinter' and it would've been fine! Or they could've just called the thing Neverwinter on its own like the folks who made the 2013 MMO would later do. Legacy of Neverwinter Chronicles: Origins, there you go!

Great looking font though.

I said earlier that I'd be taking a quick look at the game, but it's an RPG so that was actually code for 'I'll be playing this for hours'. I've written about enough of these games by now to know the drill: to get a good feel for what kind of RPG this is I'm going to have to invest a fair bit of time, so forgive me if this drags on a bit.

(Clicking gameplay images will likely open them up a little bigger, with more readable text and obvious aliasing.)
Read on »

Today on Super Adventures I'm taking a quick look at classic Forgotten Realms D&D RPG Neverwinter Nights! No not the revolutionary 1991 game by Stormfront Studios that dared to find out what would happen if you took an MMORPG and added graphics, I mean the other one by BioWare that came out around a decade later in 2002. I couldn't blame you for getting the two confused though, as they're both D&D games with a strong multiplayer component that share the same bloody name, setting and city!

The dumb thing is that all that BioWare needed to do was think of another word to go with 'Neverwinter' and it would've been fine! Or they could've just called the thing Neverwinter on its own like the folks who made the 2013 MMO would later do. Legacy of Neverwinter Chronicles: Origins, there you go!

Great looking font though.

I said earlier that I'd be taking a quick look at the game, but it's an RPG so that was actually code for 'I'll be playing this for hours'. I've written about enough of these games by now to know the drill: to get a good feel for what kind of RPG this is I'm going to have to invest a fair bit of time, so forgive me if this drags on a bit.

(Clicking gameplay images will likely open them up a little bigger, with more readable text and obvious aliasing.)
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Neutopia (TurboGrafx-16)

"Neutopia" is the twentieth episode of the sixth season of the animated sitcom Futurama, and the premiere of Season 6-B. It is the twentieth episode of the sixth season in production order, and the 108th episode in broadcast order.

Actually ignore that, because the Neutopia I'm looking at here is a TurboGrafx game from Hudson Soft. I figured that my site could do with a few more of these around, especially after that run of modern 3D PC shooters I just played. The game's been described as 'a bit of a Zelda clone', so if this ends up being about stylish gunplay and gritty realism again then you can't blame me this time.

Speaking of Zelda clones, the way the logo has been skewered on a sword sure seems familiar. Though Nintendo didn't really start piercing its Zelda logos until Link to the Past two years later, so I'll let them off with that.
Read on »

"Neutopia" is the twentieth episode of the sixth season of the animated sitcom Futurama, and the premiere of Season 6-B. It is the twentieth episode of the sixth season in production order, and the 108th episode in broadcast order.

Actually ignore that, because the Neutopia I'm looking at here is a TurboGrafx game from Hudson Soft. I figured that my site could do with a few more of these around, especially after that run of modern 3D PC shooters I just played. The game's been described as 'a bit of a Zelda clone', so if this ends up being about stylish gunplay and gritty realism again then you can't blame me this time.

Speaking of Zelda clones, the way the logo has been skewered on a sword sure seems familiar. Though Nintendo didn't really start piercing its Zelda logos until Link to the Past two years later, so I'll let them off with that.
Read on »

"Neutopia" is the twentieth episode of the sixth season of the animated sitcom Futurama, and the premiere of Season 6-B. It is the twentieth episode of the sixth season in production order, and the 108th episode in broadcast order.

Actually ignore that, because the Neutopia I'm looking at here is a TurboGrafx game from Hudson Soft. I figured that my site could do with a few more of these around, especially after that run of modern 3D PC shooters I just played. The game's been described as 'a bit of a Zelda clone', so if this ends up being about stylish gunplay and gritty realism again then you can't blame me this time.

Speaking of Zelda clones, the way the logo has been skewered on a sword sure seems familiar. Though Nintendo didn't really start piercing its Zelda logos until Link to the Past two years later, so I'll let them off with that.
Read on »

"Neutopia" is the twentieth episode of the sixth season of the animated sitcom Futurama, and the premiere of Season 6-B. It is the twentieth episode of the sixth season in production order, and the 108th episode in broadcast order.

Actually ignore that, because the Neutopia I'm looking at here is a TurboGrafx game from Hudson Soft. I figured that my site could do with a few more of these around, especially after that run of modern 3D PC shooters I just played. The game's been described as 'a bit of a Zelda clone', so if this ends up being about stylish gunplay and gritty realism again then you can't blame me this time.

Speaking of Zelda clones, the way the logo has been skewered on a sword sure seems familiar. Though Nintendo didn't really start piercing its Zelda logos until Link to the Past two years later, so I'll let them off with that.
Read on »

"Neutopia" is the twentieth episode of the sixth season of the animated sitcom Futurama, and the premiere of Season 6-B. It is the twentieth episode of the sixth season in production order, and the 108th episode in broadcast order.

Actually ignore that, because the Neutopia I'm looking at here is a TurboGrafx game from Hudson Soft. I figured that my site could do with a few more of these around, especially after that run of modern 3D PC shooters I just played. The game's been described as 'a bit of a Zelda clone', so if this ends up being about stylish gunplay and gritty realism again then you can't blame me this time.

Speaking of Zelda clones, the way the logo has been skewered on a sword sure seems familiar. Though Nintendo didn't really start piercing its Zelda logos until Link to the Past two years later, so I'll let them off with that.
Read on »

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Medal of Honor (PC)

The final 'M' game I'm playing this year is Medal of Honor, not to be confused with Medal of Honor, despite the fact that it's by the same people and has the exact same damn name. Actually you should get the games confused, teach EA a lesson.

Medal of Honor 2010 seems to have acquired a bit of a bad reputation, possibly because it dropped the franchise's World War 2 setting after 11 years of gunning down Nazis to follow the Call of Duty series and become yet another charmless grey Modern Warfare clone. Or maybe it's just crap. Either way it probably isn't an ideal candidate for my site, but I've seen it get so much hate over the last few years that I'm curious to see what exactly it's done to piss so many people off.

I'll only be playing the single player campaign I'm afraid, though I'm sure multiplayer also features gruff soldiers pulling off headshots with scoped M4A1 Carbines.

(Click the pics for double the resolution.)
Read on »

The final 'M' game I'm playing this year is Medal of Honor, not to be confused with Medal of Honor, despite the fact that it's by the same people and has the exact same damn name. Actually you should get the games confused, teach EA a lesson.

Medal of Honor 2010 seems to have acquired a bit of a bad reputation, possibly because it dropped the franchise's World War 2 setting after 11 years of gunning down Nazis to follow the Call of Duty series and become yet another charmless grey Modern Warfare clone. Or maybe it's just crap. Either way it probably isn't an ideal candidate for my site, but I've seen it get so much hate over the last few years that I'm curious to see what exactly it's done to piss so many people off.

I'll only be playing the single player campaign I'm afraid, though I'm sure multiplayer also features gruff soldiers pulling off headshots with scoped M4A1 Carbines.

(Click the pics for double the resolution.)
Read on »

The final 'M' game I'm playing this year is Medal of Honor, not to be confused with Medal of Honor, despite the fact that it's by the same people and has the exact same damn name. Actually you should get the games confused, teach EA a lesson.

Medal of Honor 2010 seems to have acquired a bit of a bad reputation, possibly because it dropped the franchise's World War 2 setting after 11 years of gunning down Nazis to follow the Call of Duty series and become yet another charmless grey Modern Warfare clone. Or maybe it's just crap. Either way it probably isn't an ideal candidate for my site, but I've seen it get so much hate over the last few years that I'm curious to see what exactly it's done to piss so many people off.

I'll only be playing the single player campaign I'm afraid, though I'm sure multiplayer also features gruff soldiers pulling off headshots with scoped M4A1 Carbines.

(Click the pics for double the resolution.)
Read on »

The final 'M' game I'm playing this year is Medal of Honor, not to be confused with Medal of Honor, despite the fact that it's by the same people and has the exact same damn name. Actually you should get the games confused, teach EA a lesson.

Medal of Honor 2010 seems to have acquired a bit of a bad reputation, possibly because it dropped the franchise's World War 2 setting after 11 years of gunning down Nazis to follow the Call of Duty series and become yet another charmless grey Modern Warfare clone. Or maybe it's just crap. Either way it probably isn't an ideal candidate for my site, but I've seen it get so much hate over the last few years that I'm curious to see what exactly it's done to piss so many people off.

I'll only be playing the single player campaign I'm afraid, though I'm sure multiplayer also features gruff soldiers pulling off headshots with scoped M4A1 Carbines.

(Click the pics for double the resolution.)
Read on »

The final 'M' game I'm playing this year is Medal of Honor, not to be confused with Medal of Honor, despite the fact that it's by the same people and has the exact same damn name. Actually you should get the games confused, teach EA a lesson.

Medal of Honor 2010 seems to have acquired a bit of a bad reputation, possibly because it dropped the franchise's World War 2 setting after 11 years of gunning down Nazis to follow the Call of Duty series and become yet another charmless grey Modern Warfare clone. Or maybe it's just crap. Either way it probably isn't an ideal candidate for my site, but I've seen it get so much hate over the last few years that I'm curious to see what exactly it's done to piss so many people off.

I'll only be playing the single player campaign I'm afraid, though I'm sure multiplayer also features gruff soldiers pulling off headshots with scoped M4A1 Carbines.

(Click the pics for double the resolution.)
Read on »

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Mafia (PC)

Today's 'M' game is 30s gangster simulator Mafia, though weirdly every other site on the internet seems to be part of a conspiracy to convince the world that it's called Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven. I don't know why they're all so keen to disseminate such obvious MISINFORMATION (probably because it makes it easier to actually find the game in a search engine), but if you check any of the game boxes, the official website, or the game itself, all you'll see is 'Mafia'.

I've played this one before, but I don't remember getting very far in it. In fact it's been so long that I don't even remember what happened to my game box, so I had to get a second copy of it just to play it for you folks. Good ol' 2002: late enough for the average game to be a gig or two big, but just too early for DVDs to be standard for PC. Three CDs this comes on, all stacked up on the same spindle to maximise the chances that at least one of them's getting scratched.

Anyway, like always I plan to play this just long enough to get a handle on what kind of game it's trying to be and judge if it's any good at it, then once I'm satisfied I'll kick the door open and bail.

(Click the screenshots to view them in an utterly mindblowing 1280x960 resolution).
Read on »

Today's 'M' game is 30s gangster simulator Mafia, though weirdly every other site on the internet seems to be part of a conspiracy to convince the world that it's called Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven. I don't know why they're all so keen to disseminate such obvious MISINFORMATION (probably because it makes it easier to actually find the game in a search engine), but if you check any of the game boxes, the official website, or the game itself, all you'll see is 'Mafia'.

I've played this one before, but I don't remember getting very far in it. In fact it's been so long that I don't even remember what happened to my game box, so I had to get a second copy of it just to play it for you folks. Good ol' 2002: late enough for the average game to be a gig or two big, but just too early for DVDs to be standard for PC. Three CDs this comes on, all stacked up on the same spindle to maximise the chances that at least one of them's getting scratched.

Anyway, like always I plan to play this just long enough to get a handle on what kind of game it's trying to be and judge if it's any good at it, then once I'm satisfied I'll kick the door open and bail.

(Click the screenshots to view them in an utterly mindblowing 1280x960 resolution).
Read on »

Today's 'M' game is 30s gangster simulator Mafia, though weirdly every other site on the internet seems to be part of a conspiracy to convince the world that it's called Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven. I don't know why they're all so keen to disseminate such obvious MISINFORMATION (probably because it makes it easier to actually find the game in a search engine), but if you check any of the game boxes, the official website, or the game itself, all you'll see is 'Mafia'.

I've played this one before, but I don't remember getting very far in it. In fact it's been so long that I don't even remember what happened to my game box, so I had to get a second copy of it just to play it for you folks. Good ol' 2002: late enough for the average game to be a gig or two big, but just too early for DVDs to be standard for PC. Three CDs this comes on, all stacked up on the same spindle to maximise the chances that at least one of them's getting scratched.

Anyway, like always I plan to play this just long enough to get a handle on what kind of game it's trying to be and judge if it's any good at it, then once I'm satisfied I'll kick the door open and bail.

(Click the screenshots to view them in an utterly mindblowing 1280x960 resolution).
Read on »

Today's 'M' game is 30s gangster simulator Mafia, though weirdly every other site on the internet seems to be part of a conspiracy to convince the world that it's called Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven. I don't know why they're all so keen to disseminate such obvious MISINFORMATION (probably because it makes it easier to actually find the game in a search engine), but if you check any of the game boxes, the official website, or the game itself, all you'll see is 'Mafia'.

I've played this one before, but I don't remember getting very far in it. In fact it's been so long that I don't even remember what happened to my game box, so I had to get a second copy of it just to play it for you folks. Good ol' 2002: late enough for the average game to be a gig or two big, but just too early for DVDs to be standard for PC. Three CDs this comes on, all stacked up on the same spindle to maximise the chances that at least one of them's getting scratched.

Anyway, like always I plan to play this just long enough to get a handle on what kind of game it's trying to be and judge if it's any good at it, then once I'm satisfied I'll kick the door open and bail.

(Click the screenshots to view them in an utterly mindblowing 1280x960 resolution).
Read on »

Today's 'M' game is 30s gangster simulator Mafia, though weirdly every other site on the internet seems to be part of a conspiracy to convince the world that it's called Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven. I don't know why they're all so keen to disseminate such obvious MISINFORMATION (probably because it makes it easier to actually find the game in a search engine), but if you check any of the game boxes, the official website, or the game itself, all you'll see is 'Mafia'.

I've played this one before, but I don't remember getting very far in it. In fact it's been so long that I don't even remember what happened to my game box, so I had to get a second copy of it just to play it for you folks. Good ol' 2002: late enough for the average game to be a gig or two big, but just too early for DVDs to be standard for PC. Three CDs this comes on, all stacked up on the same spindle to maximise the chances that at least one of them's getting scratched.

Anyway, like always I plan to play this just long enough to get a handle on what kind of game it's trying to be and judge if it's any good at it, then once I'm satisfied I'll kick the door open and bail.

(Click the screenshots to view them in an utterly mindblowing 1280x960 resolution).
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Max Payne 3 (PC)

Hello and welcome to my humble website where I share my first impressions of video games in "humorous" long-winded "articles" that are totally not just lazy game "reviews".

Today I'm taking a quick look at the first few chapters of Max Payne 3. Seemed like the thing to do, seeing as I already played the first two games earlier this year (and the GBA game a few years before that).

Max Payne was originally Remedy Entertainment's series, but Bully developer Rockstar Vancouver took over for the third instalment (presumably because Remedy were busy making Alan Wake). I'm just hoping they're better at making games than they are are making logos because... well just look at that thing! I've never seen a title screen in a AAA video game flicker and glitch out so much.

(Click screenshots to... maximise their resolution. Heh heh.)
Read on »

Hello and welcome to my humble website where I share my first impressions of video games in "humorous" long-winded "articles" that are totally not just lazy game "reviews".

Today I'm taking a quick look at the first few chapters of Max Payne 3. Seemed like the thing to do, seeing as I already played the first two games earlier this year (and the GBA game a few years before that).

Max Payne was originally Remedy Entertainment's series, but Bully developer Rockstar Vancouver took over for the third instalment (presumably because Remedy were busy making Alan Wake). I'm just hoping they're better at making games than they are are making logos because... well just look at that thing! I've never seen a title screen in a AAA video game flicker and glitch out so much.

(Click screenshots to... maximise their resolution. Heh heh.)
Read on »

Hello and welcome to my humble website where I share my first impressions of video games in "humorous" long-winded "articles" that are totally not just lazy game "reviews".

Today I'm taking a quick look at the first few chapters of Max Payne 3. Seemed like the thing to do, seeing as I already played the first two games earlier this year (and the GBA game a few years before that).

Max Payne was originally Remedy Entertainment's series, but Bully developer Rockstar Vancouver took over for the third instalment (presumably because Remedy were busy making Alan Wake). I'm just hoping they're better at making games than they are are making logos because... well just look at that thing! I've never seen a title screen in a AAA video game flicker and glitch out so much.

(Click screenshots to... maximise their resolution. Heh heh.)
Read on »

Hello and welcome to my humble website where I share my first impressions of video games in "humorous" long-winded "articles" that are totally not just lazy game "reviews".

Today I'm taking a quick look at the first few chapters of Max Payne 3. Seemed like the thing to do, seeing as I already played the first two games earlier this year (and the GBA game a few years before that).

Max Payne was originally Remedy Entertainment's series, but Bully developer Rockstar Vancouver took over for the third instalment (presumably because Remedy were busy making Alan Wake). I'm just hoping they're better at making games than they are are making logos because... well just look at that thing! I've never seen a title screen in a AAA video game flicker and glitch out so much.

(Click screenshots to... maximise their resolution. Heh heh.)
Read on »

Hello and welcome to my humble website where I share my first impressions of video games in "humorous" long-winded "articles" that are totally not just lazy game "reviews".

Today I'm taking a quick look at the first few chapters of Max Payne 3. Seemed like the thing to do, seeing as I already played the first two games earlier this year (and the GBA game a few years before that).

Max Payne was originally Remedy Entertainment's series, but Bully developer Rockstar Vancouver took over for the third instalment (presumably because Remedy were busy making Alan Wake). I'm just hoping they're better at making games than they are are making logos because... well just look at that thing! I've never seen a title screen in a AAA video game flicker and glitch out so much.

(Click screenshots to... maximise their resolution. Heh heh.)
Read on »

Continue

Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger

Hallo Azonmania!! Pada kesempitan kali ini marilah kita bersama-sama mengheningkan cipta secara hikmat. Blogger telah membatasi jumlah import yang tentunya sangat merugikan kita-kita para spammer blogger yg imut. Biasanya setelah 3x import maka blogger langsung memberi peringatan, begini bunyinya:

Maaf, Anda telah melampaui jumlah maksimum impor. Coba lagi nanti.

Dalam bahasa linggis:

Sorry, but you have exceeded the maximum number of imports. Please try again later.

Penampakannya seperti ini:

Bagaimana serem banget bukan?? Peristiwa ini tentunya terasa menghambat aktivitas kita dalam meramaikan dunia persilatan bukan?? Dan saya bisa menerawang apa yg sedang anda pikirkan. Pasti anda bertanya dalam hati Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger?

Saya sempat mencari celah bagaimana mengatasi limit editions tersebut.
Waktu itu saya trial di VPS Windows, dengan cara sebagai berikut.

• Ganti-ganti akun + ganti IP via Proxy + tidak lupa clear kukis browser [Tetap Limited Editions]
• Sampai-sampai karena khilaf ganti mac address di VPS dan VPS jadi korbannya ga bisa di remote lagi, sedih banget bukan??

Karena saya masih gentayangan.. sorry maksudnya penasaran, saya coba di PC saya, berikut trialnya:

• Ganti-ganti akun, restart modem, clear kukis, ganti browser sampai mac address juga.

Tetapi tetep aja Limited editions importnya alias GATOT [Gagal Total]. Apakah karena internet saya pake SSH ya? Kan kalo SSH host internet kita terarah di IP SSH tersebut... Biar ga gentayangan / penasaran coba nanti saya trial lagi internet tanpa SSH alias legal. Nanti kalo hujan reda saya beli perdana AON dulu yg murah.

Sambil menunggu hujan reda kita lanjut dulu. Yang jadi pertanyaan kenapa blogger jadi pelit adalah:

Blogger mendeteksi apanya? Kok per PC sehari cuma bisa import xml 3x aja?

[ Update beberapa jam kemudian setelah hujan reda dan sudah beli AON murah ]

Nah ini perdana AON udah saya beli. langsung saja trial erot lagi. Deg-deg'an bukan pengen tau hasilnya? Sudah saya duga!! zkakakakakarrrr....!!! Ups...
Ternyata pake internet NON SSH tetep aja dilimit sama blogger improt-improtnya. Sungguh durhaka si Blogger, biar ku kutuk jadi batu!!

Kesimpulan sementara dari saya entah benar atau tidak, karena saya hanya menebak-nebak, yaitu:

Blogger kemungkinan mendeteksi serial Hardisk kita!!

(Bagi yg tidak setuju dengan pendapat saya silahkan protes di komentar) 

Tidak baik atau tidak bagus jika sebuah masalah tanpa adanya solusi. Berikut solusi terbaik untuk sementara dalam mengakali limit import blogspot:

Ganti-ganti laptop / PC buat Import !!

[Update 2 hari kemudian]

Ternyata prediksi saya salah gan, kemarin saya sempat menuduh yg enggak2 sama si blogger bahwa dia mendeteksi serial hardisk kita. Jadi keputusan update yg pertama di atas ga usah dibaca, kalau udah terbaca ya udah jangan di sesali, namanya juga takdir. Ok ga usah banyak cong cing, hari ini saya melakukan trial errot lagi dan membuahkan hasil. Dan menurut saya menyimpulkan begini adanya:

1. Koneklah dengan modem dinamik ( bisa ganti2 IP setelah restart). Jangan menggunakan koneksi seperti SSH, sebab biarpun modem direstart 100x IP akan tetap sama menyesuaikan IP server SSH tersebut.
2. Jangan lupa mencatat IP di notepad ataupun buku diary setelah modem di konek, sebagai catatan pribadi aja apakah IP tersebut udah pernah digunakan atau belum. Sebab setelah modem di restart bisa aja IP tidak berubah atau memakai IP sebelumnya.
3. Per akun dan per IP cuma memiliki hak 3x import per hari. Jadi kalo akun dan IP udah kena limit hari ini ganti aja semuanya.
4. Jangan lupa clear kukis browser anda sebelum login akun baru.

Jadi intinya blogger mendeteksi IP dan Akun sodara-sodara setanah air...!!! Jadi yg udah terlanjur beli laptop atau hardisk lagi jangan terlarut dalam penyesalan atau kesedihan, anggap aja buat koleksi pribadi...

Nah itu sekilas info tentang Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger. Silahkan para mastah berkomentar untuk diskusi rembug bersama-sama demi kebaikan nusa dan bangsa.

Sekian dan aura kasih.

Hallo Azonmania!! Pada kesempitan kali ini marilah kita bersama-sama mengheningkan cipta secara hikmat. Blogger telah membatasi jumlah import yang tentunya sangat merugikan kita-kita para spammer blogger yg imut. Biasanya setelah 3x import maka blogger langsung memberi peringatan, begini bunyinya:

Maaf, Anda telah melampaui jumlah maksimum impor. Coba lagi nanti.

Dalam bahasa linggis:

Sorry, but you have exceeded the maximum number of imports. Please try again later.

Penampakannya seperti ini:

Bagaimana serem banget bukan?? Peristiwa ini tentunya terasa menghambat aktivitas kita dalam meramaikan dunia persilatan bukan?? Dan saya bisa menerawang apa yg sedang anda pikirkan. Pasti anda bertanya dalam hati Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger?

Saya sempat mencari celah bagaimana mengatasi limit editions tersebut.
Waktu itu saya trial di VPS Windows, dengan cara sebagai berikut.

• Ganti-ganti akun + ganti IP via Proxy + tidak lupa clear kukis browser [Tetap Limited Editions]
• Sampai-sampai karena khilaf ganti mac address di VPS dan VPS jadi korbannya ga bisa di remote lagi, sedih banget bukan??

Karena saya masih gentayangan.. sorry maksudnya penasaran, saya coba di PC saya, berikut trialnya:

• Ganti-ganti akun, restart modem, clear kukis, ganti browser sampai mac address juga.

Tetapi tetep aja Limited editions importnya alias GATOT [Gagal Total]. Apakah karena internet saya pake SSH ya? Kan kalo SSH host internet kita terarah di IP SSH tersebut... Biar ga gentayangan / penasaran coba nanti saya trial lagi internet tanpa SSH alias legal. Nanti kalo hujan reda saya beli perdana AON dulu yg murah.

Sambil menunggu hujan reda kita lanjut dulu. Yang jadi pertanyaan kenapa blogger jadi pelit adalah:

Blogger mendeteksi apanya? Kok per PC sehari cuma bisa import xml 3x aja?

[ Update beberapa jam kemudian setelah hujan reda dan sudah beli AON murah ]

Nah ini perdana AON udah saya beli. langsung saja trial erot lagi. Deg-deg'an bukan pengen tau hasilnya? Sudah saya duga!! zkakakakakarrrr....!!! Ups...
Ternyata pake internet NON SSH tetep aja dilimit sama blogger improt-improtnya. Sungguh durhaka si Blogger, biar ku kutuk jadi batu!!

Kesimpulan sementara dari saya entah benar atau tidak, karena saya hanya menebak-nebak, yaitu:

Blogger kemungkinan mendeteksi serial Hardisk kita!!

(Bagi yg tidak setuju dengan pendapat saya silahkan protes di komentar) 

Tidak baik atau tidak bagus jika sebuah masalah tanpa adanya solusi. Berikut solusi terbaik untuk sementara dalam mengakali limit import blogspot:

Ganti-ganti laptop / PC buat Import !!

[Update 2 hari kemudian]

Ternyata prediksi saya salah gan, kemarin saya sempat menuduh yg enggak2 sama si blogger bahwa dia mendeteksi serial hardisk kita. Jadi keputusan update yg pertama di atas ga usah dibaca, kalau udah terbaca ya udah jangan di sesali, namanya juga takdir. Ok ga usah banyak cong cing, hari ini saya melakukan trial errot lagi dan membuahkan hasil. Dan menurut saya menyimpulkan begini adanya:

1. Koneklah dengan modem dinamik ( bisa ganti2 IP setelah restart). Jangan menggunakan koneksi seperti SSH, sebab biarpun modem direstart 100x IP akan tetap sama menyesuaikan IP server SSH tersebut.
2. Jangan lupa mencatat IP di notepad ataupun buku diary setelah modem di konek, sebagai catatan pribadi aja apakah IP tersebut udah pernah digunakan atau belum. Sebab setelah modem di restart bisa aja IP tidak berubah atau memakai IP sebelumnya.
3. Per akun dan per IP cuma memiliki hak 3x import per hari. Jadi kalo akun dan IP udah kena limit hari ini ganti aja semuanya.
4. Jangan lupa clear kukis browser anda sebelum login akun baru.

Jadi intinya blogger mendeteksi IP dan Akun sodara-sodara setanah air...!!! Jadi yg udah terlanjur beli laptop atau hardisk lagi jangan terlarut dalam penyesalan atau kesedihan, anggap aja buat koleksi pribadi...

Nah itu sekilas info tentang Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger. Silahkan para mastah berkomentar untuk diskusi rembug bersama-sama demi kebaikan nusa dan bangsa.

Sekian dan aura kasih.

Hallo Azonmania!! Pada kesempitan kali ini marilah kita bersama-sama mengheningkan cipta secara hikmat. Blogger telah membatasi jumlah import yang tentunya sangat merugikan kita-kita para spammer blogger yg imut. Biasanya setelah 3x import maka blogger langsung memberi peringatan, begini bunyinya:

Maaf, Anda telah melampaui jumlah maksimum impor. Coba lagi nanti.

Dalam bahasa linggis:

Sorry, but you have exceeded the maximum number of imports. Please try again later.

Penampakannya seperti ini:

Bagaimana serem banget bukan?? Peristiwa ini tentunya terasa menghambat aktivitas kita dalam meramaikan dunia persilatan bukan?? Dan saya bisa menerawang apa yg sedang anda pikirkan. Pasti anda bertanya dalam hati Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger?

Saya sempat mencari celah bagaimana mengatasi limit editions tersebut.
Waktu itu saya trial di VPS Windows, dengan cara sebagai berikut.

• Ganti-ganti akun + ganti IP via Proxy + tidak lupa clear kukis browser [Tetap Limited Editions]
• Sampai-sampai karena khilaf ganti mac address di VPS dan VPS jadi korbannya ga bisa di remote lagi, sedih banget bukan??

Karena saya masih gentayangan.. sorry maksudnya penasaran, saya coba di PC saya, berikut trialnya:

• Ganti-ganti akun, restart modem, clear kukis, ganti browser sampai mac address juga.

Tetapi tetep aja Limited editions importnya alias GATOT [Gagal Total]. Apakah karena internet saya pake SSH ya? Kan kalo SSH host internet kita terarah di IP SSH tersebut... Biar ga gentayangan / penasaran coba nanti saya trial lagi internet tanpa SSH alias legal. Nanti kalo hujan reda saya beli perdana AON dulu yg murah.

Sambil menunggu hujan reda kita lanjut dulu. Yang jadi pertanyaan kenapa blogger jadi pelit adalah:

Blogger mendeteksi apanya? Kok per PC sehari cuma bisa import xml 3x aja?

[ Update beberapa jam kemudian setelah hujan reda dan sudah beli AON murah ]

Nah ini perdana AON udah saya beli. langsung saja trial erot lagi. Deg-deg'an bukan pengen tau hasilnya? Sudah saya duga!! zkakakakakarrrr....!!! Ups...
Ternyata pake internet NON SSH tetep aja dilimit sama blogger improt-improtnya. Sungguh durhaka si Blogger, biar ku kutuk jadi batu!!

Kesimpulan sementara dari saya entah benar atau tidak, karena saya hanya menebak-nebak, yaitu:

Blogger kemungkinan mendeteksi serial Hardisk kita!!

(Bagi yg tidak setuju dengan pendapat saya silahkan protes di komentar) 

Tidak baik atau tidak bagus jika sebuah masalah tanpa adanya solusi. Berikut solusi terbaik untuk sementara dalam mengakali limit import blogspot:

Ganti-ganti laptop / PC buat Import !!

[Update 2 hari kemudian]

Ternyata prediksi saya salah gan, kemarin saya sempat menuduh yg enggak2 sama si blogger bahwa dia mendeteksi serial hardisk kita. Jadi keputusan update yg pertama di atas ga usah dibaca, kalau udah terbaca ya udah jangan di sesali, namanya juga takdir. Ok ga usah banyak cong cing, hari ini saya melakukan trial errot lagi dan membuahkan hasil. Dan menurut saya menyimpulkan begini adanya:

1. Koneklah dengan modem dinamik ( bisa ganti2 IP setelah restart). Jangan menggunakan koneksi seperti SSH, sebab biarpun modem direstart 100x IP akan tetap sama menyesuaikan IP server SSH tersebut.
2. Jangan lupa mencatat IP di notepad ataupun buku diary setelah modem di konek, sebagai catatan pribadi aja apakah IP tersebut udah pernah digunakan atau belum. Sebab setelah modem di restart bisa aja IP tidak berubah atau memakai IP sebelumnya.
3. Per akun dan per IP cuma memiliki hak 3x import per hari. Jadi kalo akun dan IP udah kena limit hari ini ganti aja semuanya.
4. Jangan lupa clear kukis browser anda sebelum login akun baru.

Jadi intinya blogger mendeteksi IP dan Akun sodara-sodara setanah air...!!! Jadi yg udah terlanjur beli laptop atau hardisk lagi jangan terlarut dalam penyesalan atau kesedihan, anggap aja buat koleksi pribadi...

Nah itu sekilas info tentang Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger. Silahkan para mastah berkomentar untuk diskusi rembug bersama-sama demi kebaikan nusa dan bangsa.

Sekian dan aura kasih.

Hallo Azonmania!! Pada kesempitan kali ini marilah kita bersama-sama mengheningkan cipta secara hikmat. Blogger telah membatasi jumlah import yang tentunya sangat merugikan kita-kita para spammer blogger yg imut. Biasanya setelah 3x import maka blogger langsung memberi peringatan, begini bunyinya:

Maaf, Anda telah melampaui jumlah maksimum impor. Coba lagi nanti.

Dalam bahasa linggis:

Sorry, but you have exceeded the maximum number of imports. Please try again later.

Penampakannya seperti ini:

Bagaimana serem banget bukan?? Peristiwa ini tentunya terasa menghambat aktivitas kita dalam meramaikan dunia persilatan bukan?? Dan saya bisa menerawang apa yg sedang anda pikirkan. Pasti anda bertanya dalam hati Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger?

Saya sempat mencari celah bagaimana mengatasi limit editions tersebut.
Waktu itu saya trial di VPS Windows, dengan cara sebagai berikut.

• Ganti-ganti akun + ganti IP via Proxy + tidak lupa clear kukis browser [Tetap Limited Editions]
• Sampai-sampai karena khilaf ganti mac address di VPS dan VPS jadi korbannya ga bisa di remote lagi, sedih banget bukan??

Karena saya masih gentayangan.. sorry maksudnya penasaran, saya coba di PC saya, berikut trialnya:

• Ganti-ganti akun, restart modem, clear kukis, ganti browser sampai mac address juga.

Tetapi tetep aja Limited editions importnya alias GATOT [Gagal Total]. Apakah karena internet saya pake SSH ya? Kan kalo SSH host internet kita terarah di IP SSH tersebut... Biar ga gentayangan / penasaran coba nanti saya trial lagi internet tanpa SSH alias legal. Nanti kalo hujan reda saya beli perdana AON dulu yg murah.

Sambil menunggu hujan reda kita lanjut dulu. Yang jadi pertanyaan kenapa blogger jadi pelit adalah:

Blogger mendeteksi apanya? Kok per PC sehari cuma bisa import xml 3x aja?

[ Update beberapa jam kemudian setelah hujan reda dan sudah beli AON murah ]

Nah ini perdana AON udah saya beli. langsung saja trial erot lagi. Deg-deg'an bukan pengen tau hasilnya? Sudah saya duga!! zkakakakakarrrr....!!! Ups...
Ternyata pake internet NON SSH tetep aja dilimit sama blogger improt-improtnya. Sungguh durhaka si Blogger, biar ku kutuk jadi batu!!

Kesimpulan sementara dari saya entah benar atau tidak, karena saya hanya menebak-nebak, yaitu:

Blogger kemungkinan mendeteksi serial Hardisk kita!!

(Bagi yg tidak setuju dengan pendapat saya silahkan protes di komentar) 

Tidak baik atau tidak bagus jika sebuah masalah tanpa adanya solusi. Berikut solusi terbaik untuk sementara dalam mengakali limit import blogspot:

Ganti-ganti laptop / PC buat Import !!

[Update 2 hari kemudian]

Ternyata prediksi saya salah gan, kemarin saya sempat menuduh yg enggak2 sama si blogger bahwa dia mendeteksi serial hardisk kita. Jadi keputusan update yg pertama di atas ga usah dibaca, kalau udah terbaca ya udah jangan di sesali, namanya juga takdir. Ok ga usah banyak cong cing, hari ini saya melakukan trial errot lagi dan membuahkan hasil. Dan menurut saya menyimpulkan begini adanya:

1. Koneklah dengan modem dinamik ( bisa ganti2 IP setelah restart). Jangan menggunakan koneksi seperti SSH, sebab biarpun modem direstart 100x IP akan tetap sama menyesuaikan IP server SSH tersebut.
2. Jangan lupa mencatat IP di notepad ataupun buku diary setelah modem di konek, sebagai catatan pribadi aja apakah IP tersebut udah pernah digunakan atau belum. Sebab setelah modem di restart bisa aja IP tidak berubah atau memakai IP sebelumnya.
3. Per akun dan per IP cuma memiliki hak 3x import per hari. Jadi kalo akun dan IP udah kena limit hari ini ganti aja semuanya.
4. Jangan lupa clear kukis browser anda sebelum login akun baru.

Jadi intinya blogger mendeteksi IP dan Akun sodara-sodara setanah air...!!! Jadi yg udah terlanjur beli laptop atau hardisk lagi jangan terlarut dalam penyesalan atau kesedihan, anggap aja buat koleksi pribadi...

Nah itu sekilas info tentang Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger. Silahkan para mastah berkomentar untuk diskusi rembug bersama-sama demi kebaikan nusa dan bangsa.

Sekian dan aura kasih.

Hallo Azonmania!! Pada kesempitan kali ini marilah kita bersama-sama mengheningkan cipta secara hikmat. Blogger telah membatasi jumlah import yang tentunya sangat merugikan kita-kita para spammer blogger yg imut. Biasanya setelah 3x import maka blogger langsung memberi peringatan, begini bunyinya:

Maaf, Anda telah melampaui jumlah maksimum impor. Coba lagi nanti.

Dalam bahasa linggis:

Sorry, but you have exceeded the maximum number of imports. Please try again later.

Penampakannya seperti ini:

Bagaimana serem banget bukan?? Peristiwa ini tentunya terasa menghambat aktivitas kita dalam meramaikan dunia persilatan bukan?? Dan saya bisa menerawang apa yg sedang anda pikirkan. Pasti anda bertanya dalam hati Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger?

Saya sempat mencari celah bagaimana mengatasi limit editions tersebut.
Waktu itu saya trial di VPS Windows, dengan cara sebagai berikut.

• Ganti-ganti akun + ganti IP via Proxy + tidak lupa clear kukis browser [Tetap Limited Editions]
• Sampai-sampai karena khilaf ganti mac address di VPS dan VPS jadi korbannya ga bisa di remote lagi, sedih banget bukan??

Karena saya masih gentayangan.. sorry maksudnya penasaran, saya coba di PC saya, berikut trialnya:

• Ganti-ganti akun, restart modem, clear kukis, ganti browser sampai mac address juga.

Tetapi tetep aja Limited editions importnya alias GATOT [Gagal Total]. Apakah karena internet saya pake SSH ya? Kan kalo SSH host internet kita terarah di IP SSH tersebut... Biar ga gentayangan / penasaran coba nanti saya trial lagi internet tanpa SSH alias legal. Nanti kalo hujan reda saya beli perdana AON dulu yg murah.

Sambil menunggu hujan reda kita lanjut dulu. Yang jadi pertanyaan kenapa blogger jadi pelit adalah:

Blogger mendeteksi apanya? Kok per PC sehari cuma bisa import xml 3x aja?

[ Update beberapa jam kemudian setelah hujan reda dan sudah beli AON murah ]

Nah ini perdana AON udah saya beli. langsung saja trial erot lagi. Deg-deg'an bukan pengen tau hasilnya? Sudah saya duga!! zkakakakakarrrr....!!! Ups...
Ternyata pake internet NON SSH tetep aja dilimit sama blogger improt-improtnya. Sungguh durhaka si Blogger, biar ku kutuk jadi batu!!

Kesimpulan sementara dari saya entah benar atau tidak, karena saya hanya menebak-nebak, yaitu:

Blogger kemungkinan mendeteksi serial Hardisk kita!!

(Bagi yg tidak setuju dengan pendapat saya silahkan protes di komentar) 

Tidak baik atau tidak bagus jika sebuah masalah tanpa adanya solusi. Berikut solusi terbaik untuk sementara dalam mengakali limit import blogspot:

Ganti-ganti laptop / PC buat Import !!

[Update 2 hari kemudian]

Ternyata prediksi saya salah gan, kemarin saya sempat menuduh yg enggak2 sama si blogger bahwa dia mendeteksi serial hardisk kita. Jadi keputusan update yg pertama di atas ga usah dibaca, kalau udah terbaca ya udah jangan di sesali, namanya juga takdir. Ok ga usah banyak cong cing, hari ini saya melakukan trial errot lagi dan membuahkan hasil. Dan menurut saya menyimpulkan begini adanya:

1. Koneklah dengan modem dinamik ( bisa ganti2 IP setelah restart). Jangan menggunakan koneksi seperti SSH, sebab biarpun modem direstart 100x IP akan tetap sama menyesuaikan IP server SSH tersebut.
2. Jangan lupa mencatat IP di notepad ataupun buku diary setelah modem di konek, sebagai catatan pribadi aja apakah IP tersebut udah pernah digunakan atau belum. Sebab setelah modem di restart bisa aja IP tidak berubah atau memakai IP sebelumnya.
3. Per akun dan per IP cuma memiliki hak 3x import per hari. Jadi kalo akun dan IP udah kena limit hari ini ganti aja semuanya.
4. Jangan lupa clear kukis browser anda sebelum login akun baru.

Jadi intinya blogger mendeteksi IP dan Akun sodara-sodara setanah air...!!! Jadi yg udah terlanjur beli laptop atau hardisk lagi jangan terlarut dalam penyesalan atau kesedihan, anggap aja buat koleksi pribadi...

Nah itu sekilas info tentang Bagaimana Cara Mengatasi Limit Import Blogspot / Blogger. Silahkan para mastah berkomentar untuk diskusi rembug bersama-sama demi kebaikan nusa dan bangsa.

Sekian dan aura kasih.

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