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Subject: Re: Prime Gaming 2 November 2024
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Spalls Hurgenson wrote:
> 
> Still keeping up with that schedule! Let's see what we have this 
> fortnight...
> 
> It's quite the list!

> 

I just saw a few extra games, but the one that caught my eye was Chasm:
The Rift.

I saw that game in an article about the next generation of games coming
after Quake and Quake II. Duke Nukem Forever, Prey, NAM... and right at
the end Chasm: The Rift, which had the selling point of not requiring a
3D accelerator card and being able to run in any hardware.

This should be interesting. Crossing my fingers that I can copy the GOG
game files to my retro PC and it will run (that's not the norm, sadly).