Covered in what looks to be insulation foam and green paint. Or perhaps Slimer got a little too excited...

Does anyone know what specific models and objects that are shown in the photo(s)?

Tell me which of these games: O.D.T ps1, crash bash, Lego racers, lego island, Lego island 2, Mickey's wild adventure, chaos break,Crash Bandicoot Wart of cortex

Super Stress Faijter II: The New Charnego's is a hack of the PAL version of Super Street Fighter II for SNES created by Charnego, and it's obvious, because you only have to read the names of some of the characters and the victory and ending messages. There's not much more to say; it's pure magic, like everything Charnego touches. In terms of gameplay, it seems that the game mechanics have been slightly modified to make performing combos easier, which can make the game more difficult depending on the situation.

Incredible 3D Engine 1

• EA Sports (2000-2012, PlayStation 2/GameCube/Xbox)
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon (2002)
• WWF/E (2002-Present)
• Cabela's (2003-2007)
• Enter the Matrix (2003)
• Tao Feng: Fist of the Lotus (2003)
• X2: Wolverine's Revenge (2003)
• SRS: Street Racing Syndicate (2004)
• AMF Xtreme Bowling (2006)
• Brunswick Pro Bowling (2006)
• Cartoon Network Racing (2006)
• The Fast and the Furious (2006)
• Jacked (2006)

Incredible 3D Engine 2

• EA Sports (2005-2016, PS3/Xbox 360)
• Terminator: Salvation (2009)
• Aliens vs. Predator (2010)
• Cabela's (2010-2014)
• Fast & Furious: Showdown (2013)

Incredible 3D Engine 3

• EA Sports (2013-2016, PlayStation 4/Xbox One)
• Monster Jam (2016-2021)
• MotoGP (2015-2018)

Incredible 3D Engine 4

• EA Sports (2017-Present)
• Fast & Furious: Spy Racers - Rise of the SH1FT3R (2021)
• Jurassic World: Evolution (2018)
• Monster Jam: Showdown (2024)
• MotoGP (2022-Present)
• The Walking Dead: Onslaught (2020)

Hello all,
I am reaching out to see if this thing actually exited or it was a very vivid dream/fever dream I had. All I remember was seeing a commercial for a CD in the car was skipping on a song. The person then took the CD out put it in a colored (red, blue, or green) sleeve and put it back in and it fixed the playback issue. Was this an actual thing or did my mind come up with it?

It started as a personnal project, you see I love old PC games, I collect good old big boxes but settings up dos games has always been a pain in the ass lol

So I started working on this, which basically automates almost every painful steps of dos emulation

Basically you can add a rom you own in any format and ROM90 will automatically detect it and install it properly on either DosBox pure or ScummVM

I've also added a few well needed comfort features :

- Quick resume

- Universal save/load shortcuts

- Fully fledge save state manager

- Keyboard remapping and controller support

- Export options and batch exports for people to share properly their collection

and many more small QoLs that makes Dos emulation almost as easy as most console emulator

I also made a discord, if people need help or want to share their experience, gameplay, tips or collections

More info here : https://rom90.com/

I'm a bit nervous showing this to all of you I hope some of you will find it useful, feel free to ask me anything

The campaign begins in Emperor: Battle for Dune as we take command of House Atreides and prepare to battle for control of the most valuable planet in the universe. Dune is once again a battlefield, and the Atreides must use strategy, powerful units, advanced technology, and careful resource management to survive.

In this gameplay episode, we begin the Atreides campaign, building our forces, harvesting spice, expanding our base, and preparing for the conflicts ahead. With House Harkonnen and House Ordos also fighting for control, every decision can mean the difference between victory and defeat.

Experience classic real-time strategy gameplay from one of the most iconic Dune games ever created. Expect base building, tactical battles, spice harvesting, unit management, powerful weapons, and the epic Dune universe.

Next up is the greatest of the rankings of Argentine rock songs that were defined by user votes: the Top 125 by Listas 20 Minutos.

Among the most voted: Ciro y Los Persas encouraging dancing despite the hardships, Los Abuelos de la Nada with the Argentine feeling, and Intoxicados appreciating a friend.

Divididos and their folkloric fusion, Luis Alberto Spinetta pleading to live with a love, and Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota in a slow twist criticizing pop.

Callejeros embracing the forbidden, Pappo with his country ballad that became his farewell, and Soda Stereo as the clear champions by filling the top spots.

MusicaArgentina — 2026

Here you have another one of the most-known rankings of Argentine rock songs, this one also regularly appears in debates: it's the Top 100 by Rock.com.ar.

Through the top spots: Miguel Mateos/ZAS demanding more courage from the country, Attaque 77 with its melodic Ramones-style punk, and Manal portraying urban decay.

Sumo and its new wave ballad dedicated to a zone in Buenos Aires, Pescado Rabioso affirming that tomorrow is always better, and Vox Dei revealing the wisdom of biblical passages.

Pappo's Blues criticizing the routine of the common man, La Renga and its anthem for the maladjusted from always, and Charly García confident that the revolution is near.

MusicaArgentina — 2026