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Hi All,
Did anyone ever play Hellbender?
I seem to recall that I got a demo version of it with my copy of Windows 95 about 15 years ago. All I remember was that it wasn't very sophisticated, but was good fun and featured the voice of Gillian Anderson as your computer 🙂 The thumpin' soundtrack was pretty good too.
I did a quick search and found some YouTube vids:
Hellbender Intro:
Hellbender Gameplay:
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auryx
You look good through a crosshair.
I do remember this game its just I never played it. But I made sure I added this game to the link list and will upload the demo later. Thanks for the heads up on this classic Auryx.
Thanks Darkone. Yeah, I guess it wasn't even really much of a "space sim" - more like a freeform 3D shooter in the same vein as Descent. But it certainly had space sim elements to it.
auryx
You look good through a crosshair.
It was part of the Terminal Velocity series.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_Velocity_%28video_game%29
Never heard of it.
looked at the vids on youtbe and it looks like a fun game, will have to keep an eye out for a copy.
Although I think Anderson sound very flat in it, she must have been very bored when she recorded her lines.
I've played Hellbender, and other game from this series, and this is really great series. Very fast 🙂
looked at the vids on youtbe and it looks like a fun game, will have to keep an eye out for a copy.
Although I think Anderson sound very flat in it, she must have been very bored when she recorded her lines.
I'm fairly sure she was trying to sound like an emotionless computer. Though actually one of the 'e's in 'E.V.E' (the name of the computer she voices) might have stood for emotion, can't remember.
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