Gameplay Videos

From Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force (PC, 2000) retro FPS This is the last clip for this game. Fun game, but I have to move on to other things.

Your next adventure to a deadly mission, is just a flight away! Remember, you only get your travel points, when you return alive!

The low level of medical care in Star Trek: Voyager Elite Force 🤣 This is a retro game now, from the year 2000 for PC

Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force was released in 2000. Yes, you read that right. They knew how to make games back then, that looked good without the need for an Nvidia 5090 with 32GB video memory. Imagine that.

This video shows the man cave of Lo Wang in the video game called Shadow Warriors for PC (GOG version). Check out my links at: https://solo.to/lunas_ra

Footage is from Shadow Warrior 2013 (PC) There was a time when PC games were optimized, looked awesome, and played at fast frame rates. All without the need for a NVIDIA 5080 or 5090. Shadow Warrior 2013 on PC is one such game. Ran on my #NVIDIA 3070 Ti mobile on my laptop at 144 FPS like smooth butter 🧈

Yellow Shirts Must Die - Thus is the law in Star Trek Game: Star Trek Voyager Elite Force - PC The Yellow Shirt who dies is real. His name is John, he's 15 years old (underage). Killing him by accident in a video game is the same as killing a real person. We must stop the violence against men using star ship core breaches. It causes real world harm. - Collective Lunas [ The above text is satire, designed to make fun of all the weirdos in the world who have nothing better to do than give fictional character real life rights & meaning. Fiction isn't real. That's a fact. Organizations & people that push these narratives are very, very dumb. ]

RoboCop: Rogue City video game environment destruction physics. Is it too much, or too little? Honestly, in most games you just get bullet holes, this is kind of crazy for a game developed by a studio I never even heard of. I'm impressed it ran ok on my Nvidia 3070 Ti mobile GPU

First time trying to save Dr. Young and I failed twice! Batman in Arkham Asylum doesn't have guns so I had to rely on some gimmicky gel that makes holes in big walls and good old fist fighting. This being my first Batman game I have ever played, it was surprising to me just how weak Batman is when fighting enemies. I though he'd be one-punching his way through bad guys and all that. Still, an impressive technical game, and the attention to detail is very impressive.

The fight was Adam was better and more fun in my opinion. But, this was it. Now, I either replay it again and just up the difficulty, or start playing it through as intended with 9S. I don't know. I cannot review the game because technically I have not finished the 9S and A2 playthroughs and not sure I want to do them at all. Especially since I don't like the hacking mini game that I have seen that you need to do as 9S. I will keep the game and when I get the Switch 2, I will boot it up again then. The best memories so far have been the combat sequences (not all) that are in 3D and with 2B wielding the Spear as a main weapon. The way she spins around it and does the sword attacks is just pure magic. To support this channel please like / subscribe, and you can follow me on: https://solo.to/lunas_ra