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... Special Red Alert 30th Anniversary Announcement Incoming!
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RSO Pak40 now available.
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#boltaction #custom #resin #design #wargame #tabletop #28mm
🤖 Made with AI
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Migrants (Foreign invaders) film a French firefighter after setting him on fire during the school protests in Bordeaux, France.
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Star Wars: X-Wing flies again on modern PCs with OpenXW. The open-source project brings the 1993 LucasArts space combat classic to Windows, macOS and Linux with modern controls, sharper visuals and the original missions. #StarWars #RetroGaming generationamiga.com/2026/09/…
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Hi! Here's some info about Build 2:
- Releases tomorrow 8PM EEST
- Free update for all early access owners
- 25% discount Oct. 1 - Oct. 8 (Steam Autumn Sale)
- Compatible with existing save files
- Most existing mods will not probably work
Main features:
- AI vs. AI combat
- AI character variants
- New friendly faction: Nomads
- Nomad reputation system
- New AI behaviors
- New boss: Bogeyman
- New traders: Driver & Hunter
- New maps: Bridge & Airfield
- New events, weapons & items
- New voicelines & radio music
- And much more...
Full changelog available tomorrow on Steam :)
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Fallout: New York, a full Fallout game you play in your browser, built with Claude Opus 5.5.
Quests. Dialogue trees. V.A.T.S. A working Pip-Boy.
Zero texture files. Zero sound files. Every building, weapon, face and sound is generated by code.
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Another great thing is coming...
#xwing #starwars #lucasarts #lucasfilmgames #pcgaming #retrogaming #retrogames #retrogamer #dosgaming #dosgames
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elyosh just released OpenXvT! Like OpenXWA and OpenTIE, it is an open-source reimplementation of the X-Wing vs TIE Fighter game with its Balance of Power expansion.
github.com/elyosh/OpenXvT
#xwingvstiefighter #xwing #tiefighter #starwars #lucasarts #lucasfilmgames #dosgaming
My wife is scared of nuclear war movies but knows they're my favorite movie genre. She has offered to endure nuclear fest 2026 with me this weekend and I've got the ultimate movie lineup.
1. The Day After
2. Threads
3. By Dawn's Early Light
4. Miracle Mile
5. Testament
6. When the Wind Blows
I feel like a kid on Christmas. I usually have to watch these alone.
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Another cool project by elyosh is OpenTIE! Like OpenXWA it is an in-progress open-source faithful re-implementation of TIE Fighter game. It runs the original game data on Windows, macOS, and Linux. github.com/elyosh/OpenTIE
#tiefighter #xwing #starwars #lucasarts #lucasfilmgames
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X-Wing Alliance (with XWA Upgrade project) ready for the LAN party! The picture by @Gewal.
#xwing #tiefighter #starwars #lucasarts #lucasfilmgames #pcgaming #retrogaming #retrogames #retrogamer #dosgaming #dosgames
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A-wing model from X-Wing game (LucasArts, 1993).
#awing #xwing #tiefighter #starwars #lucasarts #lucasfilmgames #retrogaming #retrogames #retrogamer #dosgaming #dosgames
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King Tiger on the left
Tiger I on the right
It's Tiger Tuesday (More to come)
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did a defense contractor just sell me a Nintendo 64?
palmer luckey sold oculus to facebook for $2 billion at 21. now runs anduril, a $61 billion autonomous weapons company.
and this weekend I find him on youtube, 30 minutes deep, explaining an N64 clone he engineered to last for centuries.
gold-plated every connector. removed every component that can physically degrade. built the first bluetooth 6.2 device on earth to get wireless latency down to 0.375ms.
then open sourced the entire thing.
"i wish that all hardware was designed this way, but i unfortunately only designed the hardware that i saw."

































