I'm curious, what video editing software are you using? Compared to the usual 'MS Movie Maker' stuff your videos look very professional.

I also think the video editing is very good. This is not the usual 'let's play a game and talk about it while we go' stuff. You obviously spend a lot of time preparing each episode, playing through the game, thinking about what to point out, etc. I think it's amazing how in-depth the video content is. Yeah, I need to lay off the games that start with 'S'. I know, such things aren't going to stop those who are curious, but what more can I do?Īlso, for those interested, here's a list of all the games I've reviewed so far on ADG, with each game title clickable to take you straight to the episode I review it in. Granted, System Shock is also a fairly violent game and a number of the visitors to my website are under the age of 18, so I had to include plenty of mature content warnings, including one in the video itself. For those of you who haven't played System Shock, I don't go into so much of the plot that the game will be spoiled for you, just information on how the game is played, the kinds of things you get to do, some tips on how to survive the first few levels and also some info on getting the game working since the installer can lock-up DOSBox on some systems. Since System Shock is one of the best games ever made, I had to give it quite the treatment, including a half-hour episode which only manages to scratch the surface of the game despite all the details I go into.

I've no reason to stop making them so here's hoping everyone who's been watching has enjoyed ADG so far and is looking forwards to many more episodes! It's hard to imagine I've done ten episodes of my webshow. The call of SHODAN and the opener for Episode 10 of Ancient DOS Games! :) How can you challenge a perfect, immortal machine?'

'.a pathetic creature of meat and bone, panting and sweating as you run through my corridors.

System shock cant look at you hacker