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Windows Game Club

Windows Game Club

Podcast and community discussing games for Windows from the 90s and early aughts

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  • #2
    October 29 · 1 hr 12 min

    Interstate ’76 #2

    Let’s talk about “Interstate ’76” (1997) from Activision, our choice for 2026-Q3. This car combat sim has body and soul! Our vigilantes take on a mysterious killer in a world of ‘creepers’ and crisis. DxWnd instructions (least invasive fix) Crossgen116 patch for GOG’s version UltraFunk Discord for multiplayer Vahokif’s I-26 is a Godot port (AI decomp) FUMES is modern game inspired by I-76 OldUnreal.com offers a legit copy of Unreal (1998) and fan patches (00:00:00) I-76 Montage (00:01:10) WGC Theme (00:01:41) Introductions (00:02:14) What is Interstate 76? (00:03:12) First Exposure (00:05:39) Challenges Getting It Working (00:11:33) Setting and Atmosphere (00:18:26) Quirks (00:21:02) Audio (00:24:41) Immersion (00:27:45) Story (00:30:50) Easter Eggs (00:33:39) Gameplay Challenges (00:42:42) Salvage System (00:44:47) Loadouts (00:49:18) Damage System (00:50:36) Controls (00:53:14) Voicemail (01:00:32) Game Reviews (01:01:42) Developer and Engine (01:03:06) Expansion and Sequels (01:09:29) Closing Thoughts (01:10:50) Club Business

  • #1
    August 23 · 46 min

    No One Lives Forever #1

    We discuss “The Operative: No One Lives Forever” (2000) by Monolith, the game chosen for 2026-Q2. It’s a spy comedy played in first person, set during the 1960’s, with heroes facing off against the mysterious H.A.R.M. organization. UnityHQ.net a fan site with game downloads and patches GOG Dreamlist where you can vote to see NOLF on GOG Workarounds for Q3’s game: Interstate 76 (00:00:00) NOLF Montage (00:01:24) Introduction (00:02:26) What is NOLF? (00:03:36) First Exposure (00:04:59) Revisiting in 2026 (00:07:03) Detailed Graphics (00:08:55) Vibrant and Varied Levels (00:10:00) Game Audio (00:11:32) A Bit of Jank (00:13:13) Sense of Place (00:15:03) Level Critiques (00:16:20) Large Levels (00:18:12) Level Slices (00:20:22) Cinematic Framing (00:20:51) Weapons and Gadgets (00:27:02) Inspiration (00:27:43) Reception (00:30:07) Easedropping (00:32:54) Multiplayer (00:34:39) Developer and Engine (00:38:04) Sequel (00:41:05) Closing Thoughts (00:44:08) Club Business

  • June 13 · 54 min

    Welcome to Windows Game Club #0

    Introducing the Windows Game Club to the world! Including special guests: Tijn, rnlf, and TigerQuoll from the DOS Game Club. We share our earliest experiences with Windows 95-through-XP and chat about how PC gaming evolved as it outgrew the DOS era. Try Windows 95 in your browser Retrozilla NINA Chat Escargot Chat Protoweb eXo Win9x DOS Game Club (00:00) Introductions (02:09) Early Limitations (08:21) Attract Mode (09:33) User Friendliness (17:36) Multimedia Era (19:00) Drivers and Libraries (24:22) Windows Updates (25:40) DRM (26:32) Browsers and Networking (30:10) World Wide Web (32:30) First Experiences (38:25) Diablo (42:38) Shutting Down Safely (44:02) MacOS Desktop (47:29) Club Business and Suggestions (51:43) Outro Slop

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