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| 647 | Press any key to continue... | What happens if you destroy Windows Experience - Freestyle Update? [Interesting results] | 0 | 2025-09-29 | This is a custom Windows 10 ISO made by the community to looks as close to Windows XP as possible. But what happens if you delete the contents of C:\ drive on this modified version of Windows? Watch the video to find out! Music: FLfXProff - Windows Welcome Music (remix) |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lhw7LejmeCQ | 0 | What happens if you destroy Windows Experience - Freestyle Update? [Interesting results] | What happens if you destroy Windows Experience - Freestyle Update? [Interesting results] | This is a custom Windows 10 ISO made by the community to looks as close to Windows XP as possible. But what happens if you delete the contents of C:\ drive on this modified version of Windows? Watch the video to find out! Music: FLfXProff - Windows Welcome Music (remix) |
This is a custom Windows 10 ISO made by the community to looks as close to Windows XP as possible. But what happens if you delete the contents of C:\ drive on this modified version of Windows? Watch the video to find out! Music: FLfXProff - Windows Welcome Music (remix) |
experiencefreestyledestroyed.mp4 | Varia | Miscellaneous | Windows XP,Windows 10,freestyle,experience,Windows eXperience,Freestyle Update,custom iso,modified iso,windows bootleg | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/647.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| 643 | Press any key to continue... | MENU_1.MID [JAM to SF2 conversion (attempt)] | 0 | 2025-09-09 | This is my attempt to convert Flipnic's audiobank files (.HD/.BD) to SF2 format, which is a standard file format for MIDI soundfonts. The menu music sounds ALMOST correct, except there is absolutely no reverb, some samples cut off randomly and a few instruments have incorrect fine-tune pitch (basically all of this except for the lack of reverb can probably be fixed). This voice bank file format is actually used in other games too, such as Ape Escape, Gran Turismo 4 (.INS files), Omega Boost, Wild Arms 2 etc. You can read about the file format here: https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromfileformats/#cdrom-file-audio-other-formats (basically identical in Flipnic, except embedded SSsq is Data 5, not Data 4 and it uses standard .MID files instead of .SQ files). I also created a ImHex pattern for this file format: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicPatterns/refs/heads/main/patterns/hd.hexpat The tool to do this (FlipnicFileTools 2.1) is still in development, there's some technical non-sense I still have yet to figure out, but you can get the open source code in the current state here: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicFileTools (release version does not contain the SF2 conversion option) MIDI editor used for the video: https://signalmidi.app |
0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFfbDm0tMNE | 0 | MENU_1.MID [JAM to SF2 conversion (attempt)] | MENU_1.MID [JAM to SF2 conversion (attempt)] | This is my attempt to convert Flipnic's audiobank files (.HD/.BD) to SF2 format, which is a standard file format for MIDI soundfonts. The menu music sounds ALMOST correct, except there is absolutely no reverb, some samples cut off randomly and a few instruments have incorrect fine-tune pitch (basically all of this except for the lack of reverb can probably be fixed). This voice bank file format is actually used in other games too, such as Ape Escape, Gran Turismo 4 (.INS files), Omega Boost, Wild Arms 2 etc. You can read about the file format here: https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromfileformats/#cdrom-file-audio-other-formats (basically identical in Flipnic, except embedded SSsq is Data 5, not Data 4 and it uses standard .MID files instead of .SQ files). I also created a ImHex pattern for this file format: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicPatterns/refs/heads/main/patterns/hd.hexpat The tool to do this (FlipnicFileTools 2.1) is still in development, there's some technical non-sense I still have yet to figure out, but you can get the open source code in the current state here: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicFileTools (release version does not contain the SF2 conversion option) MIDI editor used for the video: https://signalmidi.app |
This is my attempt to convert Flipnic's audiobank files (.HD/.BD) to SF2 format, which is a standard file format for MIDI soundfonts. The menu music sounds ALMOST correct, except there is absolutely no reverb, some samples cut off randomly and a few instruments have incorrect fine-tune pitch (basically all of this except for the lack of reverb can probably be fixed). This voice bank file format is actually used in other games too, such as Ape Escape, Gran Turismo 4 (.INS files), Omega Boost, Wild Arms 2 etc. You can read about the file format here: https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromfileformats/#cdrom-file-audio-other-formats (basically identical in Flipnic, except embedded SSsq is Data 5, not Data 4 and it uses standard .MID files instead of .SQ files). I also created a ImHex pattern for this file format: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicPatterns/refs/heads/main/patterns/hd.hexpat The tool to do this (FlipnicFileTools 2.1) is still in development, there's some technical non-sense I still have yet to figure out, but you can get the open source code in the current state here: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicFileTools (release version does not contain the SF2 conversion option) MIDI editor used for the video: https://signalmidi.app |
2025-09-09 00-47-08.mp4 | Videomängude analüüs | Video game analysis | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/643.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
| 641 | Press any key to continue... | Fishing Fantasy: Buzzrod (Pre-Credits) [PCSX2 Longplay] | 0 | 2025-08-31 | Gameplay of Fishing Fantasy: BuzzRod without commentary. This game has a glitch, which prevents you from progressing further, so I used a save file editor to get past that part. This gameplay DOES NOT include any content past the credits sequence (at the end you see the game asking to save, because something good may happen if you load it the next time, that's the post-credits content). |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1AzWnvNr4E | 0 | Fishing Fantasy: Buzzrod (Pre-Credits) [PCSX2 Longplay] | Fishing Fantasy: Buzzrod (Pre-Credits) [PCSX2 Longplay] | Gameplay of Fishing Fantasy: BuzzRod without commentary. This game has a glitch, which prevents you from progressing further, so I used a save file editor to get past that part. This gameplay DOES NOT include any content past the credits sequence (at the end you see the game asking to save, because something good may happen if you load it the next time, that's the post-credits content). |
Gameplay of Fishing Fantasy: BuzzRod without commentary. This game has a glitch, which prevents you from progressing further, so I used a save file editor to get past that part. This gameplay DOES NOT include any content past the credits sequence (at the end you see the game asking to save, because something good may happen if you load it the next time, that's the post-credits content). |
BRFF_longplay1.mp4 | Muud mängimise videod | Other gameplay videos | Fishing Fantasy,Buzzrod,PlayStation,PS2,fishing,Skullcanth,Buzz | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/641.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| 639 | Press any key to continue... | Flipnic Optics, but I restored the unused lane sound [PS2 Romhack] | 0 | 2025-08-14 | In Flipnic, Optics stages don't play any sound if you pass through lanes, unlike in other stages (such as Biology, Metallurgy and Geometry). However, there in fact is a sound effect for Optics, it's just never played in-game. 77x5ghost accidentally found this sound effect through corruptions (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VFVSVst9-c). It took me a few years to figure it out, but I managed to actually restore this sound effect for all lanes in Optics stages. The basic idea is that Flipnic has these things called "gimmicks" (stored in the corresponding .SST file for the stage), which describe interactable objects and each gimmick can have a sound effect assigned to it (among other things), this even includes habitrails. By default, in optics, all lanes have a sound effect with ID 0x17 assigned to it (which is just silence), but if you change it to 0x15, you get this sound. At the end I also showcase this sound being assigned to the first ring plunger (creating an extended version). If you want to have these sound in your game, I have made xdelta patches, so you can have this sound in your version of the game, since you would have to change every lane manually in memory right before the stage finishes loading otherwise. xdelta patches: https://mega.nz/file/coxDGLha#CF7-FfKsotT6L2p7I9G591CoqYRLCxIkkXj9_Wtv3g4 xdelta UI (for applying the patches): https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/598/ |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Be8u3YzST0w | 0 | Flipnic Optics, but I restored the unused lane sound [PS2 Romhack] | Flipnic Optics, but I restored the unused lane sound [PS2 Romhack] | In Flipnic, Optics stages don't play any sound if you pass through lanes, unlike in other stages (such as Biology, Metallurgy and Geometry). However, there in fact is a sound effect for Optics, it's just never played in-game. 77x5ghost accidentally found this sound effect through corruptions (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VFVSVst9-c). It took me a few years to figure it out, but I managed to actually restore this sound effect for all lanes in Optics stages. The basic idea is that Flipnic has these things called "gimmicks" (stored in the corresponding .SST file for the stage), which describe interactable objects and each gimmick can have a sound effect assigned to it (among other things), this even includes habitrails. By default, in optics, all lanes have a sound effect with ID 0x17 assigned to it (which is just silence), but if you change it to 0x15, you get this sound. At the end I also showcase this sound being assigned to the first ring plunger (creating an extended version). If you want to have these sound in your game, I have made xdelta patches, so you can have this sound in your version of the game, since you would have to change every lane manually in memory right before the stage finishes loading otherwise. xdelta patches: https://mega.nz/file/coxDGLha#CF7-FfKsotT6L2p7I9G591CoqYRLCxIkkXj9_Wtv3g4 xdelta UI (for applying the patches): https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/598/ |
In Flipnic, Optics stages don't play any sound if you pass through lanes, unlike in other stages (such as Biology, Metallurgy and Geometry). However, there in fact is a sound effect for Optics, it's just never played in-game. 77x5ghost accidentally found this sound effect through corruptions (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VFVSVst9-c). It took me a few years to figure it out, but I managed to actually restore this sound effect for all lanes in Optics stages. The basic idea is that Flipnic has these things called "gimmicks" (stored in the corresponding .SST file for the stage), which describe interactable objects and each gimmick can have a sound effect assigned to it (among other things), this even includes habitrails. By default, in optics, all lanes have a sound effect with ID 0x17 assigned to it (which is just silence), but if you change it to 0x15, you get this sound. At the end I also showcase this sound being assigned to the first ring plunger (creating an extended version). If you want to have these sound in your game, I have made xdelta patches, so you can have this sound in your version of the game, since you would have to change every lane manually in memory right before the stage finishes loading otherwise. xdelta patches: https://mega.nz/file/coxDGLha#CF7-FfKsotT6L2p7I9G591CoqYRLCxIkkXj9_Wtv3g4 xdelta UI (for applying the patches): https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/598/ |
flipnic_lanesfx.mp4 | Videomängude analüüs | Video game analysis | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/639.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
| 636 | Press any key to continue... | Flipnic - Free Camera [PCSX2 Cheat Engine Mod] | 0 | 2025-07-26 | In this video, I showcase various areas of the game you normally don't see thanks to a freecam mod I made with Cheat Engine. It's ready to use if you have the PAL version, but other versions require some manual labor to get it working. ---------------------------------------------------- CT file download ---------------------------------------------------- https://gist.github.com/MarkusMaal/bc9b2d7497d67cb1a17e1ad1d61ca0eb/raw/9b3679e61b9aeacc02fc69ffa725bb57f1e0ee11/FlipnicFreecam-public.CT (right click → save as) ---------------------------------------------------- Using Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x ---------------------------------------------------- To use Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x, you need to enable this setting: Edit → Settings → Scan Settings → Scan the following memory region types → MEM_MAPPED Otherwise, it'll just ignore the PS2 EE memory region. ---------------------------------------------------- Using the CT file ---------------------------------------------------- To load the CT file, choose File → Load in Cheat Engine. Find the file with file browser and open it. Allow it to execute the lua script. Now hook Cheat Engine to PCSX2 with the game already running and keep the address list. You should now see the EEmemPointer has an address - do not remove it! To see the form, double-click Table → FlipnicFreecam. You should see a window open, resize it. Now, in-game, go into a stage and let your ball drop into the outhole (don't relaunch it). Now you have the conditions to control the camera without interruptions. ---------------------------------------------------- Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------------- Switch back to Flipnic Freecam window and click the "Freecam enable" button. For testing, drag the "Field of view" slider and you should see the FOV change. If you don't see anything change or the game crashes, that means it isn't the PAL version and you need to modify the script to get it to work (for safety reasons, if it didn't crash, restart the game without saving). To see the code, click Table → Show Cheat Table Lua Script. You want to specifically modify the local camLoc variable. Perform the following steps to get the offset: 1. Load the Metallurgy A stage (a 5-minute demo of this stage is immediately accessible even if you don't have a completed save file). You can press START to pause the timer if you only have access to the demo. 2. Let the animation play 3. Using Cheat Engine or PCSX2 debug tools, search for this array of bytes in memory: 4A F0 40 44 00 00 D0 41 BA 18 1D 44 00 00 80 3F 4A 30 47 44 FC FF FF 3F BA D8 16 44 00 00 80 3F 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4. It should return 1 result. If you're using CE, you can set the start to eemem or pcsx2-qt.eemem in memory scan options to ensure only 1 value is returned. 5. Add 0x30 to the address where you found these bytes 6. If you used CE, you also need to also subtract the address of EEmemPointer to get the actual offset in PS2 memory 7. Take the resulting offset and set the camLoc variable to it (hexadecimal values are prefixed with 0x) 8. Save the script and click the "Execute script" button to apply changes immediately ---------------------------------------------------- How to use Flipnic Freecam form ---------------------------------------------------- There are three columns that you can mess with: - Origin+Target - moves both the target and origin, so that you can just move around without changing the angle - Target - moves the "imaginary point", which the camera looks at - Origin - moves the actual camera position without moving the target Also - Freecam enable - Enable Freecam mode (doesn't work when multiball mission is active or in evolution stages) - Freecam disable - Resets the camera to whatever it was There are also three sliders - Field of view - Adjusts FOV, smaller values zoom the camera out, while higher values make everything smaller and more distorted - Substep - Each time you click a + or - button, move the camera by this mu |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31-pnJw6PFo | 0 | Flipnic - Free Camera [PCSX2 Cheat Engine Mod] | Flipnic - Free Camera [PCSX2 Cheat Engine Mod] | In this video, I showcase various areas of the game you normally don't see thanks to a freecam mod I made with Cheat Engine. It's ready to use if you have the PAL version, but other versions require some manual labor to get it working. ---------------------------------------------------- CT file download ---------------------------------------------------- https://gist.github.com/MarkusMaal/bc9b2d7497d67cb1a17e1ad1d61ca0eb/raw/9b3679e61b9aeacc02fc69ffa725bb57f1e0ee11/FlipnicFreecam-public.CT (right click → save as) ---------------------------------------------------- Using Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x ---------------------------------------------------- To use Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x, you need to enable this setting: Edit → Settings → Scan Settings → Scan the following memory region types → MEM_MAPPED Otherwise, it'll just ignore the PS2 EE memory region. ---------------------------------------------------- Using the CT file ---------------------------------------------------- To load the CT file, choose File → Load in Cheat Engine. Find the file with file browser and open it. Allow it to execute the lua script. Now hook Cheat Engine to PCSX2 with the game already running and keep the address list. You should now see the EEmemPointer has an address - do not remove it! To see the form, double-click Table → FlipnicFreecam. You should see a window open, resize it. Now, in-game, go into a stage and let your ball drop into the outhole (don't relaunch it). Now you have the conditions to control the camera without interruptions. ---------------------------------------------------- Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------------- Switch back to Flipnic Freecam window and click the "Freecam enable" button. For testing, drag the "Field of view" slider and you should see the FOV change. If you don't see anything change or the game crashes, that means it isn't the PAL version and you need to modify the script to get it to work (for safety reasons, if it didn't crash, restart the game without saving). To see the code, click Table → Show Cheat Table Lua Script. You want to specifically modify the local camLoc variable. Perform the following steps to get the offset: 1. Load the Metallurgy A stage (a 5-minute demo of this stage is immediately accessible even if you don't have a completed save file). You can press START to pause the timer if you only have access to the demo. 2. Let the animation play 3. Using Cheat Engine or PCSX2 debug tools, search for this array of bytes in memory: 4A F0 40 44 00 00 D0 41 BA 18 1D 44 00 00 80 3F 4A 30 47 44 FC FF FF 3F BA D8 16 44 00 00 80 3F 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4. It should return 1 result. If you're using CE, you can set the start to eemem or pcsx2-qt.eemem in memory scan options to ensure only 1 value is returned. 5. Add 0x30 to the address where you found these bytes 6. If you used CE, you also need to also subtract the address of EEmemPointer to get the actual offset in PS2 memory 7. Take the resulting offset and set the camLoc variable to it (hexadecimal values are prefixed with 0x) 8. Save the script and click the "Execute script" button to apply changes immediately ---------------------------------------------------- How to use Flipnic Freecam form ---------------------------------------------------- There are three columns that you can mess with: - Origin+Target - moves both the target and origin, so that you can just move around without changing the angle - Target - moves the "imaginary point", which the camera looks at - Origin - moves the actual camera position without moving the target Also - Freecam enable - Enable Freecam mode (doesn't work when multiball mission is active or in evolution stages) - Freecam disable - Resets the camera to whatever it was There are also three sliders - Field of view - Adjusts FOV, smaller values zoom the camera out, while higher values make everything smaller and more distorted - Substep - Each time you click a + or - button, move the camera by this much - Step - Same as substep, but allows you to move even faster Obviously you can click on the - and + buttons, but you can also scroll the mouse wheel on the - buttons to change that specific value. ---------------------------------------------------- Chapters ---------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Biology 9:57 Metallurgy 21:33 Optics 37:09 Biology 2P 42:08 Metallurgy 2P 45:00 Geometry 57:56 Optics 2P 59:01 Geometry 2P ---------------------------------------------------- In case you use macOS ---------------------------------------------------- You need to temporarily disable System Integrity Protection to use Cheat Engine on a Mac. Follow Apple's instructions here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/disabling-and-enabling-system-integrity-protection. |
In this video, I showcase various areas of the game you normally don't see thanks to a freecam mod I made with Cheat Engine. It's ready to use if you have the PAL version, but other versions require some manual labor to get it working. ---------------------------------------------------- CT file download ---------------------------------------------------- https://gist.github.com/MarkusMaal/bc9b2d7497d67cb1a17e1ad1d61ca0eb/raw/9b3679e61b9aeacc02fc69ffa725bb57f1e0ee11/FlipnicFreecam-public.CT (right click → save as) ---------------------------------------------------- Using Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x ---------------------------------------------------- To use Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x, you need to enable this setting: Edit → Settings → Scan Settings → Scan the following memory region types → MEM_MAPPED Otherwise, it'll just ignore the PS2 EE memory region. ---------------------------------------------------- Using the CT file ---------------------------------------------------- To load the CT file, choose File → Load in Cheat Engine. Find the file with file browser and open it. Allow it to execute the lua script. Now hook Cheat Engine to PCSX2 with the game already running and keep the address list. You should now see the EEmemPointer has an address - do not remove it! To see the form, double-click Table → FlipnicFreecam. You should see a window open, resize it. Now, in-game, go into a stage and let your ball drop into the outhole (don't relaunch it). Now you have the conditions to control the camera without interruptions. ---------------------------------------------------- Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------------- Switch back to Flipnic Freecam window and click the "Freecam enable" button. For testing, drag the "Field of view" slider and you should see the FOV change. If you don't see anything change or the game crashes, that means it isn't the PAL version and you need to modify the script to get it to work (for safety reasons, if it didn't crash, restart the game without saving). To see the code, click Table → Show Cheat Table Lua Script. You want to specifically modify the local camLoc variable. Perform the following steps to get the offset: 1. Load the Metallurgy A stage (a 5-minute demo of this stage is immediately accessible even if you don't have a completed save file). You can press START to pause the timer if you only have access to the demo. 2. Let the animation play 3. Using Cheat Engine or PCSX2 debug tools, search for this array of bytes in memory: 4A F0 40 44 00 00 D0 41 BA 18 1D 44 00 00 80 3F 4A 30 47 44 FC FF FF 3F BA D8 16 44 00 00 80 3F 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4. It should return 1 result. If you're using CE, you can set the start to eemem or pcsx2-qt.eemem in memory scan options to ensure only 1 value is returned. 5. Add 0x30 to the address where you found these bytes 6. If you used CE, you also need to also subtract the address of EEmemPointer to get the actual offset in PS2 memory 7. Take the resulting offset and set the camLoc variable to it (hexadecimal values are prefixed with 0x) 8. Save the script and click the "Execute script" button to apply changes immediately ---------------------------------------------------- How to use Flipnic Freecam form ---------------------------------------------------- There are three columns that you can mess with: - Origin+Target - moves both the target and origin, so that you can just move around without changing the angle - Target - moves the "imaginary point", which the camera looks at - Origin - moves the actual camera position without moving the target Also - Freecam enable - Enable Freecam mode (doesn't work when multiball mission is active or in evolution stages) - Freecam disable - Resets the camera to whatever it was There are also three sliders - Field of view - Adjusts FOV, smaller values zoom the camera out, while higher values make everything smaller and more distorted - Substep - Each time you click a + or - button, move the camera by this much - Step - Same as substep, but allows you to move even faster Obviously you can click on the - and + buttons, but you can also scroll the mouse wheel on the - buttons to change that specific value. ---------------------------------------------------- Chapters ---------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Biology 9:57 Metallurgy 21:33 Optics 37:09 Biology 2P 42:08 Metallurgy 2P 45:00 Geometry 57:56 Optics 2P 59:01 Geometry 2P ---------------------------------------------------- In case you use macOS ---------------------------------------------------- You need to temporarily disable System Integrity Protection to use Cheat Engine on a Mac. Follow Apple's instructions here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/disabling-and-enabling-system-integrity-protection. |
FlipnicFreecam.mp4 | Videomängude analüüs | Video game analysis | free camera,freecam,mod,cheat,Cheat Engine,PCSX2,2.0,Flipnic,Flipnic: Ultimate Pinball,Flipnic research,Optics,Biology,Geometry,Metallurgy,2 player,PlayStation 2 | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/636.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| 625 | Press any key to continue... | Want to destroy Linux? Just uninstall systemd! | 0 | 2025-05-20 | This video shows a really simple method to completely nuke your Linux installation. The result is a bunch of apps and components breaking and the system no longer starting up after a reboot. DISCLAIMER This method is NOT an effective method for wiping user data quickly. Also, DO NOT run the command shown in the video unless you're using a virtual machine or secondary computer, which does not contain any important user data! |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMbcumPJxiE | 0 | Want to destroy Linux? Just uninstall systemd! | Want to destroy Linux? Just uninstall systemd! | This video shows a really simple method to completely nuke your Linux installation. The result is a bunch of apps and components breaking and the system no longer starting up after a reboot. DISCLAIMER This method is NOT an effective method for wiping user data quickly. Also, DO NOT run the command shown in the video unless you're using a virtual machine or secondary computer, which does not contain any important user data! |
This video shows a really simple method to completely nuke your Linux installation. The result is a bunch of apps and components breaking and the system no longer starting up after a reboot. DISCLAIMER This method is NOT an effective method for wiping user data quickly. Also, DO NOT run the command shown in the video unless you're using a virtual machine or secondary computer, which does not contain any important user data! |
destroylinux-6000.mp4 | Operatsioonsüsteemid | Operating systems | Linux,destroy,how to destroy,kernel panic,systemd,uninstall,apt,apt-get,Ubuntu,Debian,Zorin,HP,HP Stream 11,blue laptop | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/625.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| 614 | Press any key to continue... | Optics B - Creepy Audio Glitch [Flipnic, PS2] | 0 | 2025-04-30 | A really weird audio glitch that I happened to stumble upon when attempting to record an Any% speedrun of Flipnic. These audio glitches can occur when Flipnic fails to load the MIDI sequence data correctly, so it just tries to play unrelated garbage data as music (at least that's what I think is happening here). I didn't finish the run due to the fact the battery on my headphones ran out, but you can see the rest of the unfinished run here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ra7-yHxhpQ |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR7fw-G4zs4 | 0 | Optics B - Creepy Audio Glitch [Flipnic, PS2] | Optics B - Creepy Audio Glitch [Flipnic, PS2] | A really weird audio glitch that I happened to stumble upon when attempting to record an Any% speedrun of Flipnic. These audio glitches can occur when Flipnic fails to load the MIDI sequence data correctly, so it just tries to play unrelated garbage data as music (at least that's what I think is happening here). I didn't finish the run due to the fact the battery on my headphones ran out, but you can see the rest of the unfinished run here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ra7-yHxhpQ |
A really weird audio glitch that I happened to stumble upon when attempting to record an Any% speedrun of Flipnic. These audio glitches can occur when Flipnic fails to load the MIDI sequence data correctly, so it just tries to play unrelated garbage data as music (at least that's what I think is happening here). I didn't finish the run due to the fact the battery on my headphones ran out, but you can see the rest of the unfinished run here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ra7-yHxhpQ |
flipnic_ufo_invasion.mp4 | Videomängude analüüs | Video game analysis | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/614.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
| 616 | Press any key to continue... | Bad Apple, but it's in Flipnic (FMV replacement attempt) [PS2 Romhack] | 0 | 2025-04-26 | Through a very involved process, I was able to successfully play a custom video clip in Flipnic. The audio is stuttery for reasons I don't really understand yet, but I was able to have the game play back a custom video with alpha mask. Steps that I took to replace the FMV: 1. Create an AVI video file with 256x512 resolution where the first half is RGB data and the second half is alpha mask. 2. Separate audio/video 3. Convert video to m2v with this ffmpeg command (currently only tested with low-res FMVs): ffmpeg -i badapplefmv.avi -c:v mpeg2video -profile:v main -level:v 8 -b:v 4.531M -maxrate 5M -minrate 4.531M -bufsize 1835k -pix_fmt yuv420p -g 1 -bf 0 -flags +ildct+ilme -top 1 -r 50 -s 256x512 badapplefmv.m2v 4. Convert audio to WAV with these settings: - PCM - Signed 16-bit little endian - 44.1 kHz 5. Convert WAV file to INT in MFAudio with these settings: - [File format] RAW - Raw Sound Data - Compressed ADPCM - Frequency: 44100Hz - Interleave: 400 Bytes - Samples: 16 bits - Channels: 2 (Stereo) 6. Convert m2v video to .ipu using ps2str.exe - IPU Convert (tab) - Add your .m2v file - Choose "MPEG Video Elementary Stream" - Choose where the output file should be - Press "Start" - It may say bad video file, but in the end you should have an .ipu file regardless (just make sure it's bigger than a few kilobytes) 7. Patch the .ipu file using a hex editor - Change first 4 bytes to 69 70 75 6D - For hi-res FMVs: set bytes 8 to B as "00 02 C0 01" (width and height btw) - For low-res FMVs: set bytes 8 to B as "00 01 00 02" - At offset 0x0C, it should have 32-bit int corresponding to the number of frames in little endian byte order - At offset 0x04, it should have the size of the file (including this patched header) - At the end of the file, insert 8 bytes with the following values: "00 00 01 B0 00 00 01 B1" 8. Mux IPU and INT files - Currently this relies on using an existing .PSS file (I used STAFF_ROLL1.PSS for this video) - Replace the contents of the audio and video streams with the contents of INT and IPU files respectively. There is currently no other way to do this other than coding (I might release a tool that could do the patching and muxing for you). 9. Repack STR.BIN with the modified video file - You can use FlipnicFS or FlipnicBinExtractor to do this - You may want to replace an existing .PSS file 10. Replace STR.BIN in the ISO file - I used Apache1.1 in this demonstration (ISO tools - Update selected file) - You should backup the original ISO file first 11. Load the modified file in an emulator or OpenPS2Loader if you want to use original hardware |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBDma-tPlJw | 0 | Bad Apple, but it's in Flipnic (FMV replacement attempt) [PS2 Romhack] | Bad Apple, but it's in Flipnic (FMV replacement attempt) [PS2 Romhack] | Through a very involved process, I was able to successfully play a custom video clip in Flipnic. The audio is stuttery for reasons I don't really understand yet, but I was able to have the game play back a custom video with alpha mask. Steps that I took to replace the FMV: 1. Create an AVI video file with 256x512 resolution where the first half is RGB data and the second half is alpha mask. 2. Separate audio/video 3. Convert video to m2v with this ffmpeg command (currently only tested with low-res FMVs): ffmpeg -i badapplefmv.avi -c:v mpeg2video -profile:v main -level:v 8 -b:v 4.531M -maxrate 5M -minrate 4.531M -bufsize 1835k -pix_fmt yuv420p -g 1 -bf 0 -flags +ildct+ilme -top 1 -r 50 -s 256x512 badapplefmv.m2v 4. Convert audio to WAV with these settings: - PCM - Signed 16-bit little endian - 44.1 kHz 5. Convert WAV file to INT in MFAudio with these settings: - [File format] RAW - Raw Sound Data - Compressed ADPCM - Frequency: 44100Hz - Interleave: 400 Bytes - Samples: 16 bits - Channels: 2 (Stereo) 6. Convert m2v video to .ipu using ps2str.exe - IPU Convert (tab) - Add your .m2v file - Choose "MPEG Video Elementary Stream" - Choose where the output file should be - Press "Start" - It may say bad video file, but in the end you should have an .ipu file regardless (just make sure it's bigger than a few kilobytes) 7. Patch the .ipu file using a hex editor - Change first 4 bytes to 69 70 75 6D - For hi-res FMVs: set bytes 8 to B as "00 02 C0 01" (width and height btw) - For low-res FMVs: set bytes 8 to B as "00 01 00 02" - At offset 0x0C, it should have 32-bit int corresponding to the number of frames in little endian byte order - At offset 0x04, it should have the size of the file (including this patched header) - At the end of the file, insert 8 bytes with the following values: "00 00 01 B0 00 00 01 B1" 8. Mux IPU and INT files - Currently this relies on using an existing .PSS file (I used STAFF_ROLL1.PSS for this video) - Replace the contents of the audio and video streams with the contents of INT and IPU files respectively. There is currently no other way to do this other than coding (I might release a tool that could do the patching and muxing for you). 9. Repack STR.BIN with the modified video file - You can use FlipnicFS or FlipnicBinExtractor to do this - You may want to replace an existing .PSS file 10. Replace STR.BIN in the ISO file - I used Apache1.1 in this demonstration (ISO tools - Update selected file) - You should backup the original ISO file first 11. Load the modified file in an emulator or OpenPS2Loader if you want to use original hardware |
Through a very involved process, I was able to successfully play a custom video clip in Flipnic. The audio is stuttery for reasons I don't really understand yet, but I was able to have the game play back a custom video with alpha mask. Steps that I took to replace the FMV: 1. Create an AVI video file with 256x512 resolution where the first half is RGB data and the second half is alpha mask. 2. Separate audio/video 3. Convert video to m2v with this ffmpeg command (currently only tested with low-res FMVs): ffmpeg -i badapplefmv.avi -c:v mpeg2video -profile:v main -level:v 8 -b:v 4.531M -maxrate 5M -minrate 4.531M -bufsize 1835k -pix_fmt yuv420p -g 1 -bf 0 -flags +ildct+ilme -top 1 -r 50 -s 256x512 badapplefmv.m2v 4. Convert audio to WAV with these settings: - PCM - Signed 16-bit little endian - 44.1 kHz 5. Convert WAV file to INT in MFAudio with these settings: - [File format] RAW - Raw Sound Data - Compressed ADPCM - Frequency: 44100Hz - Interleave: 400 Bytes - Samples: 16 bits - Channels: 2 (Stereo) 6. Convert m2v video to .ipu using ps2str.exe - IPU Convert (tab) - Add your .m2v file - Choose "MPEG Video Elementary Stream" - Choose where the output file should be - Press "Start" - It may say bad video file, but in the end you should have an .ipu file regardless (just make sure it's bigger than a few kilobytes) 7. Patch the .ipu file using a hex editor - Change first 4 bytes to 69 70 75 6D - For hi-res FMVs: set bytes 8 to B as "00 02 C0 01" (width and height btw) - For low-res FMVs: set bytes 8 to B as "00 01 00 02" - At offset 0x0C, it should have 32-bit int corresponding to the number of frames in little endian byte order - At offset 0x04, it should have the size of the file (including this patched header) - At the end of the file, insert 8 bytes with the following values: "00 00 01 B0 00 00 01 B1" 8. Mux IPU and INT files - Currently this relies on using an existing .PSS file (I used STAFF_ROLL1.PSS for this video) - Replace the contents of the audio and video streams with the contents of INT and IPU files respectively. There is currently no other way to do this other than coding (I might release a tool that could do the patching and muxing for you). 9. Repack STR.BIN with the modified video file - You can use FlipnicFS or FlipnicBinExtractor to do this - You may want to replace an existing .PSS file 10. Replace STR.BIN in the ISO file - I used Apache1.1 in this demonstration (ISO tools - Update selected file) - You should backup the original ISO file first 11. Load the modified file in an emulator or OpenPS2Loader if you want to use original hardware |
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| 594 | Press any key to continue... | PlayStation 2 - Delete failed | 0 | 2025-01-04 | Demonstrates what happens when PlayStation 2 is unable to delete a save file from the file browser. I've dumped a real memory card from a heavily soft-modded PS2 slim console and used it in an emulator for this video. However, I happened to have made an undeletable save at some point. I suspect it's because the file browser is unable to accurately determine the file size, it refuses to delete it. If this happens on a real console, the only way to fix it is to format the memory card using homebrew, such as Memory Card Annihilator. Doing so will get rid of all your saves tough. Console: SCPH-90004 (batch: 8D) |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp4vlV2D0NA | 0 | PlayStation 2 - Delete failed | PlayStation 2 - Delete failed | Demonstrates what happens when PlayStation 2 is unable to delete a save file from the file browser. I've dumped a real memory card from a heavily soft-modded PS2 slim console and used it in an emulator for this video. However, I happened to have made an undeletable save at some point. I suspect it's because the file browser is unable to accurately determine the file size, it refuses to delete it. If this happens on a real console, the only way to fix it is to format the memory card using homebrew, such as Memory Card Annihilator. Doing so will get rid of all your saves tough. Console: SCPH-90004 (batch: 8D) |
Demonstrates what happens when PlayStation 2 is unable to delete a save file from the file browser. I've dumped a real memory card from a heavily soft-modded PS2 slim console and used it in an emulator for this video. However, I happened to have made an undeletable save at some point. I suspect it's because the file browser is unable to accurately determine the file size, it refuses to delete it. If this happens on a real console, the only way to fix it is to format the memory card using homebrew, such as Memory Card Annihilator. Doing so will get rid of all your saves tough. Console: SCPH-90004 (batch: 8D) |
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| 593 | Press any key to continue... | Constructor - Flicks and sound effects [DOS FLC RIP] | 0 | 2025-01-01 | All incidental video clips and sound effects found in the video game Constructor (1997). The video has been upscaled with nearest neighbor algorithm to compensate for video compression. Win, Lose and Intro FMVs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH0Q5yded0s Extraction tools: constructor-fil: https://github.com/jimmypw/constructor-fil fli2gif: https://github.com/bovine/fli2gif and some custom batch scripts to perform bulk actions --Timestamps-- 00:00 Park 00:10 Homebase 00:22 Hospital 00:35 Gadget Factory 00:45 Gadget: Burglar Alarm 00:50 Gadget: Computer 00:56 Gadget: Rat Trap 01:02 Gadget: Repair Kit 01:08 Gadget: Window Shutters 01:14 Gadget: Double Glazing 01:20 School 01:40 Brick Factory 01:46 Cement Factory 01:58 Steel Factory 02:03 Wood Factory 02:11 Bank Teller 02:18 Prison 02:25 System3 logo 02:28 Haunted House 02:39 House Party 02:48 Squatter 02:58 Mob Boss 03:08 House of Fun 03:16 Mr. Fixit 03:21 Ghost Mansion 03:27 Hippy Commune 03:33 Biker Bar 03:38 Pawn House 03:44 Tenant Block 03:50 Weapons 04:12 Police --- Phone calls --- 04:17 Child (Call) - Variation 1 04:23 Child (Call) - Variation 2 04:29 Child (Call) - Variation 3 04:35 Clown (Call) 04:40 Delivery (Call) 04:46 Dog (Call) 04:52 Female Tenant (Call) 04:58 Male Tenant (Call) 05:05 Mr. Fixit (Call) 05:10 Foreman (Call) 05:17 Gangster (Call) 05:23 Skeleton (Call) 05:28 Hippy (Call) 05:34 Police (Call) 05:40 Psycho (Call) 05:45 Repairman (Call) 05:57 Roach (Call) 06:01 Thief (Call) 06:07 Thug (Call) 06:13 Builder (Call) 06:19 Zombie (Call) -- Complaining tenants -- 06:26 Stockbrokers (var. 1) 06:32 Stockbrokers (var. 2) 06:38 Stockbrokers (var. 3) 06:44 Greasers (var. 1) 06:51 Greasers (var. 2) 06:57 Greasers (var. 3) 07:04 Hippies (var. 1) 07:12 Hippies (var. 2) 07:19 Hippies (var. 3) 07:27 Major (var. 1) 07:35 Major (var. 2) 07:43 Major (var. 3) 07:51 Nerds (var. 1) 08:00 Nerds (var. 2) 08:08 Nerds (var. 3) 08:16 Professors (var. 1) 08:22 Professors (var. 2) 08:29 Professors (var. 3) 08:36 Punks (var. 1) 08:41 Punks (var. 2) 08:45 Punks (var. 3) 08:50 Slobs (var. 1) 08:59 Slobs (var. 2) 09:08 Slobs (var. 3) 09:17 Sloanes (var. 1) 09:26 Sloanes (var. 2) 09:34 Sloanes (var. 3) 09:43 Yuppies (var. 1) 09:51 Yuppies (var. 2) 09:59 Yuppies (var. 3) 10:06 Bathroom 1 10:16 Bathroom 2 10:26 Bathroom 3 10:36 Bathroom 4 10:54 Bathroom 5 11:11 Bedroom 1 11:21 Bedroom 2 11:39 Bedroom 3 11:49 Bedroom 4 12:07 Bedroom 5 12:24 Kitchen 1 12:42 Kitchen 2 12:52 Kitchen 3 13:09 Kitchen 4 13:27 Kitchen 5 13:37 Living Room 1 13:54 Living Room 2 14:04 Living Room 3 14:22 Living Room 4 14:39 Living Room 5 14:49 Building -- Vacant Buildings -- 15:06 House: 1920s 15:24 House: Adams 15:42 Arcade 16:00 House: Atlandic 16:18 Biker Bar 16:36 House: Bungalow 16:54 House: Cabin 17:12 Apartment Block 17:30 more house 17:48 even more house 18:06 House: Dutch 18:24 Fighting 18:32 Flood 18:40 House: Georg 18:58 House: Gothic 19:16 House: Japan 19:34 House: Lodge 19:52 House: Midwest 20:10 House: NewYork 20:28 House: North 20:46 House: Ohio 21:04 Pawn House 21:23 Hospital 21:41 Pub 21:59 House: Pyramid 22:17 House: Russian 22:35 House: Scottish 22:53 Mr. Fixit 23:11 noob house 23:29 Commune 23:47 funny house 24:05 House: Welsh -- LoopFX--- 24:23 Lose game 24:28 Happy tenants 24:36 Unhappy tenants 24:44 Sad tenants 24:52 Win game 24:59 Council 25:13 Infestation 25:20 Other sound effects |
1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwRIcbXnGkQ | 0 | Constructor - Flicks and sound effects [DOS FLC RIP] | Constructor - Flicks and sound effects [DOS FLC RIP] | All incidental video clips and sound effects found in the video game Constructor (1997). The video has been upscaled with nearest neighbor algorithm to compensate for video compression. Win, Lose and Intro FMVs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH0Q5yded0s Extraction tools: constructor-fil: https://github.com/jimmypw/constructor-fil fli2gif: https://github.com/bovine/fli2gif and some custom batch scripts to perform bulk actions --Timestamps-- 00:00 Park 00:10 Homebase 00:22 Hospital 00:35 Gadget Factory 00:45 Gadget: Burglar Alarm 00:50 Gadget: Computer 00:56 Gadget: Rat Trap 01:02 Gadget: Repair Kit 01:08 Gadget: Window Shutters 01:14 Gadget: Double Glazing 01:20 School 01:40 Brick Factory 01:46 Cement Factory 01:58 Steel Factory 02:03 Wood Factory 02:11 Bank Teller 02:18 Prison 02:25 System3 logo 02:28 Haunted House 02:39 House Party 02:48 Squatter 02:58 Mob Boss 03:08 House of Fun 03:16 Mr. Fixit 03:21 Ghost Mansion 03:27 Hippy Commune 03:33 Biker Bar 03:38 Pawn House 03:44 Tenant Block 03:50 Weapons 04:12 Police --- Phone calls --- 04:17 Child (Call) - Variation 1 04:23 Child (Call) - Variation 2 04:29 Child (Call) - Variation 3 04:35 Clown (Call) 04:40 Delivery (Call) 04:46 Dog (Call) 04:52 Female Tenant (Call) 04:58 Male Tenant (Call) 05:05 Mr. Fixit (Call) 05:10 Foreman (Call) 05:17 Gangster (Call) 05:23 Skeleton (Call) 05:28 Hippy (Call) 05:34 Police (Call) 05:40 Psycho (Call) 05:45 Repairman (Call) 05:57 Roach (Call) 06:01 Thief (Call) 06:07 Thug (Call) 06:13 Builder (Call) 06:19 Zombie (Call) -- Complaining tenants -- 06:26 Stockbrokers (var. 1) 06:32 Stockbrokers (var. 2) 06:38 Stockbrokers (var. 3) 06:44 Greasers (var. 1) 06:51 Greasers (var. 2) 06:57 Greasers (var. 3) 07:04 Hippies (var. 1) 07:12 Hippies (var. 2) 07:19 Hippies (var. 3) 07:27 Major (var. 1) 07:35 Major (var. 2) 07:43 Major (var. 3) 07:51 Nerds (var. 1) 08:00 Nerds (var. 2) 08:08 Nerds (var. 3) 08:16 Professors (var. 1) 08:22 Professors (var. 2) 08:29 Professors (var. 3) 08:36 Punks (var. 1) 08:41 Punks (var. 2) 08:45 Punks (var. 3) 08:50 Slobs (var. 1) 08:59 Slobs (var. 2) 09:08 Slobs (var. 3) 09:17 Sloanes (var. 1) 09:26 Sloanes (var. 2) 09:34 Sloanes (var. 3) 09:43 Yuppies (var. 1) 09:51 Yuppies (var. 2) 09:59 Yuppies (var. 3) 10:06 Bathroom 1 10:16 Bathroom 2 10:26 Bathroom 3 10:36 Bathroom 4 10:54 Bathroom 5 11:11 Bedroom 1 11:21 Bedroom 2 11:39 Bedroom 3 11:49 Bedroom 4 12:07 Bedroom 5 12:24 Kitchen 1 12:42 Kitchen 2 12:52 Kitchen 3 13:09 Kitchen 4 13:27 Kitchen 5 13:37 Living Room 1 13:54 Living Room 2 14:04 Living Room 3 14:22 Living Room 4 14:39 Living Room 5 14:49 Building -- Vacant Buildings -- 15:06 House: 1920s 15:24 House: Adams 15:42 Arcade 16:00 House: Atlandic 16:18 Biker Bar 16:36 House: Bungalow 16:54 House: Cabin 17:12 Apartment Block 17:30 more house 17:48 even more house 18:06 House: Dutch 18:24 Fighting 18:32 Flood 18:40 House: Georg 18:58 House: Gothic 19:16 House: Japan 19:34 House: Lodge 19:52 House: Midwest 20:10 House: NewYork 20:28 House: North 20:46 House: Ohio 21:04 Pawn House 21:23 Hospital 21:41 Pub 21:59 House: Pyramid 22:17 House: Russian 22:35 House: Scottish 22:53 Mr. Fixit 23:11 noob house 23:29 Commune 23:47 funny house 24:05 House: Welsh -- LoopFX--- 24:23 Lose game 24:28 Happy tenants 24:36 Unhappy tenants 24:44 Sad tenants 24:52 Win game 24:59 Council 25:13 Infestation 25:20 Other sound effects |
All incidental video clips and sound effects found in the video game Constructor (1997). The video has been upscaled with nearest neighbor algorithm to compensate for video compression. Win, Lose and Intro FMVs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH0Q5yded0s Extraction tools: constructor-fil: https://github.com/jimmypw/constructor-fil fli2gif: https://github.com/bovine/fli2gif and some custom batch scripts to perform bulk actions --Timestamps-- 00:00 Park 00:10 Homebase 00:22 Hospital 00:35 Gadget Factory 00:45 Gadget: Burglar Alarm 00:50 Gadget: Computer 00:56 Gadget: Rat Trap 01:02 Gadget: Repair Kit 01:08 Gadget: Window Shutters 01:14 Gadget: Double Glazing 01:20 School 01:40 Brick Factory 01:46 Cement Factory 01:58 Steel Factory 02:03 Wood Factory 02:11 Bank Teller 02:18 Prison 02:25 System3 logo 02:28 Haunted House 02:39 House Party 02:48 Squatter 02:58 Mob Boss 03:08 House of Fun 03:16 Mr. Fixit 03:21 Ghost Mansion 03:27 Hippy Commune 03:33 Biker Bar 03:38 Pawn House 03:44 Tenant Block 03:50 Weapons 04:12 Police --- Phone calls --- 04:17 Child (Call) - Variation 1 04:23 Child (Call) - Variation 2 04:29 Child (Call) - Variation 3 04:35 Clown (Call) 04:40 Delivery (Call) 04:46 Dog (Call) 04:52 Female Tenant (Call) 04:58 Male Tenant (Call) 05:05 Mr. Fixit (Call) 05:10 Foreman (Call) 05:17 Gangster (Call) 05:23 Skeleton (Call) 05:28 Hippy (Call) 05:34 Police (Call) 05:40 Psycho (Call) 05:45 Repairman (Call) 05:57 Roach (Call) 06:01 Thief (Call) 06:07 Thug (Call) 06:13 Builder (Call) 06:19 Zombie (Call) -- Complaining tenants -- 06:26 Stockbrokers (var. 1) 06:32 Stockbrokers (var. 2) 06:38 Stockbrokers (var. 3) 06:44 Greasers (var. 1) 06:51 Greasers (var. 2) 06:57 Greasers (var. 3) 07:04 Hippies (var. 1) 07:12 Hippies (var. 2) 07:19 Hippies (var. 3) 07:27 Major (var. 1) 07:35 Major (var. 2) 07:43 Major (var. 3) 07:51 Nerds (var. 1) 08:00 Nerds (var. 2) 08:08 Nerds (var. 3) 08:16 Professors (var. 1) 08:22 Professors (var. 2) 08:29 Professors (var. 3) 08:36 Punks (var. 1) 08:41 Punks (var. 2) 08:45 Punks (var. 3) 08:50 Slobs (var. 1) 08:59 Slobs (var. 2) 09:08 Slobs (var. 3) 09:17 Sloanes (var. 1) 09:26 Sloanes (var. 2) 09:34 Sloanes (var. 3) 09:43 Yuppies (var. 1) 09:51 Yuppies (var. 2) 09:59 Yuppies (var. 3) 10:06 Bathroom 1 10:16 Bathroom 2 10:26 Bathroom 3 10:36 Bathroom 4 10:54 Bathroom 5 11:11 Bedroom 1 11:21 Bedroom 2 11:39 Bedroom 3 11:49 Bedroom 4 12:07 Bedroom 5 12:24 Kitchen 1 12:42 Kitchen 2 12:52 Kitchen 3 13:09 Kitchen 4 13:27 Kitchen 5 13:37 Living Room 1 13:54 Living Room 2 14:04 Living Room 3 14:22 Living Room 4 14:39 Living Room 5 14:49 Building -- Vacant Buildings -- 15:06 House: 1920s 15:24 House: Adams 15:42 Arcade 16:00 House: Atlandic 16:18 Biker Bar 16:36 House: Bungalow 16:54 House: Cabin 17:12 Apartment Block 17:30 more house 17:48 even more house 18:06 House: Dutch 18:24 Fighting 18:32 Flood 18:40 House: Georg 18:58 House: Gothic 19:16 House: Japan 19:34 House: Lodge 19:52 House: Midwest 20:10 House: NewYork 20:28 House: North 20:46 House: Ohio 21:04 Pawn House 21:23 Hospital 21:41 Pub 21:59 House: Pyramid 22:17 House: Russian 22:35 House: Scottish 22:53 Mr. Fixit 23:11 noob house 23:29 Commune 23:47 funny house 24:05 House: Welsh -- LoopFX--- 24:23 Lose game 24:28 Happy tenants 24:36 Unhappy tenants 24:44 Sad tenants 24:52 Win game 24:59 Council 25:13 Infestation 25:20 Other sound effects |
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| 561 | Press any key to continue... | Flipnic, but it's REALLY LOUD | 0 | 2024-01-20 | Did you know that in Flipnic (PS2), the volume levels are stored as a 16-bit signed integer? And that the maximum value the game uses is actually 127? In this video, we'll find out what happens if you increase the volume from 127 to 32767! Note that the specific memory address for changing the volume may be different accross various regional versions of the game. Emulator: PCSX2 (Nightly) Timestamps: 0:00 Increasing the volume 0:23 Biology 11:08 Evolution 12:30 Metallurgy 19:16 Optics 26:17 Biology 2P 27:23 Geometry 42:18 Geometry 2P |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4VzUiEuH10 | 0 | Flipnic, but it's REALLY LOUD | Flipnic, but it's REALLY LOUD | Did you know that in Flipnic (PS2), the volume levels are stored as a 16-bit signed integer? And that the maximum value the game uses is actually 127? In this video, we'll find out what happens if you increase the volume from 127 to 32767! Note that the specific memory address for changing the volume may be different accross various regional versions of the game. Emulator: PCSX2 (Nightly) Timestamps: 0:00 Increasing the volume 0:23 Biology 11:08 Evolution 12:30 Metallurgy 19:16 Optics 26:17 Biology 2P 27:23 Geometry 42:18 Geometry 2P |
Did you know that in Flipnic (PS2), the volume levels are stored as a 16-bit signed integer? And that the maximum value the game uses is actually 127? In this video, we'll find out what happens if you increase the volume from 127 to 32767! Note that the specific memory address for changing the volume may be different accross various regional versions of the game. Emulator: PCSX2 (Nightly) Timestamps: 0:00 Increasing the volume 0:23 Biology 11:08 Evolution 12:30 Metallurgy 19:16 Optics 26:17 Biology 2P 27:23 Geometry 42:18 Geometry 2P |
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| 523 | Press any key to continue... | Trying to play TrackMania (2020) with joystick drift be like... | 0 | 2023-01-16 | My controller has pretty bad drifting on the right joystick, so I though what would happen if I mapped that to steering in TrackMania and try playing some training maps. There were some I couldn't beat and others I could beat, but it is unquestionably really difficulty to play TrackMania maps with joystick drift. I used OpenPlanet plugins to display medal times and joystick inputs. | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGBN8qjHnJ8 | 0 | Trying to play TrackMania (2020) with joystick drift be like... | . | My controller has pretty bad drifting on the right joystick, so I though what would happen if I mapped that to steering in TrackMania and try playing some training maps. There were some I couldn't beat and others I could beat, but it is unquestionably really difficulty to play TrackMania maps with joystick drift. I used OpenPlanet plugins to display medal times and joystick inputs. | . | Trackmania 2023.01.15 - 20.23.02.01.mp4 | Muud mängimise videod | Other gameplay videos | TrackMania,joystick,mechanical failure,drifting,false read,false inputs,cheating scandal,I am not riolu!,airbrake,strategies,analog stick failure,graphite pad,joycon drift,joystick drift,drifting issue,level 2 drift,unusable,unplayable | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/523.jpg | N/A | /channel_db_lite/web/json/523.json | N/A | N/A |
| 510 | Press any key to continue... | Flipnic - Geometry A (Hard difficulty gameplay) [no sound] | 0 | 2022-12-06 | Since I haven't found a lot of good full stage playthrough videos on Flipnic, I've decided to upload some of my own gameplay!As a challenge for myself, I've also cranked up the difficulty to hard, which reduces the number of balls to three with no continues (unless you get extra credits and balls of course), all ball saving bumpers are deactivated by default, and the number of bumper hits required to complete specific missions has also been increased. The Geometry stages provide a different type of gameplay with 2D-ish graphics, which is more similar to a brick breaker game, rather than a pinball game. Altough the video is shorter, this stage was actually more difficult than the Optics B stage for me. I'm apologize for no sound in this video. I was recording this with OBS and during recording the audio level meter did show activity, so I have no idea why it decided not to output sound to the final file. I might upload a version with sound in the future, but for now I wanted to get the video out, so this will have to do. At the minimum, to complete this stage, you have to do the following:1. Collect all purple keys 2. After collecting all the keys, you'll unlock the Space Warp mission, which lets you warp through the game field. 3. Warp 5 times to summon Area 74 flag, warp even more to summon the Alien Hill flag 4. We'll assume you hit the Area 74 flag first. In this mission, you must destroy the UFOs several times, while trying to avoid losing any balls. 5. If you hit the A-flag, you'll go to the Alien Hill mission. The goal here is to collect all blue keys and progress upwards until the counter reaches 0. 6. If you complete both Alien Hill and Area 74 missions, another flag, which is marked with E, appears. Collect it to start the Galaxy Tennis mission 7. (Optional) Try to hit your ball to the enemy position 3 times, while also defending your own position. 8. (Optional) You'll now be teleported back to spawn. You can now complete any leftover yellow missions that you hadn't completed before, which allows you to maximize the score, before playing the next stage (after quitting the stage, the score gets locked, meaning you won't get any more points) |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7R03-vNb7s | 0 | Flipnic - Geometry A (Hard difficulty gameplay) [no sound] | . | Since I haven't found a lot of good full stage playthrough videos on Flipnic, I've decided to upload some of my own gameplay!As a challenge for myself, I've also cranked up the difficulty to hard, which reduces the number of balls to three with no continues (unless you get extra credits and balls of course), all ball saving bumpers are deactivated by default, and the number of bumper hits required to complete specific missions has also been increased. The Geometry stages provide a different type of gameplay with 2D-ish graphics, which is more similar to a brick breaker game, rather than a pinball game. Altough the video is shorter, this stage was actually more difficult than the Optics B stage for me. I'm apologize for no sound in this video. I was recording this with OBS and during recording the audio level meter did show activity, so I have no idea why it decided not to output sound to the final file. I might upload a version with sound in the future, but for now I wanted to get the video out, so this will have to do. At the minimum, to complete this stage, you have to do the following:1. Collect all purple keys 2. After collecting all the keys, you'll unlock the Space Warp mission, which lets you warp through the game field. 3. Warp 5 times to summon Area 74 flag, warp even more to summon the Alien Hill flag 4. We'll assume you hit the Area 74 flag first. In this mission, you must destroy the UFOs several times, while trying to avoid losing any balls. 5. If you hit the A-flag, you'll go to the Alien Hill mission. The goal here is to collect all blue keys and progress upwards until the counter reaches 0. 6. If you complete both Alien Hill and Area 74 missions, another flag, which is marked with E, appears. Collect it to start the Galaxy Tennis mission 7. (Optional) Try to hit your ball to the enemy position 3 times, while also defending your own position. 8. (Optional) You'll now be teleported back to spawn. You can now complete any leftover yellow missions that you hadn't completed before, which allows you to maximize the score, before playing the next stage (after quitting the stage, the score gets locked, meaning you won't get any more points) |
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| 323 | Press any key to continue... | Bad luck (Part 3/3) | 0 | 2019-12-07 | In these videos, I'm playing a PS2 game called Flipnic (PAL version). An interesting thing that happens when you start the game is that a monkey starts fishing. The fish it gets relates to your supposed "luck" in the game. Well, as the title suggests, I happened to get bad luck, so lets see how this may affect the gameplay. This video continues the three part series. | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyg7At8P-u0 | 0 | . | . | In these videos, I'm playing a PS2 game called Flipnic (PAL version). An interesting thing that happens when you start the game is that a monkey starts fishing. The fish it gets relates to your supposed "luck" in the game. Well, as the title suggests, I happened to get bad luck, so lets see how this may affect the gameplay. This video continues the three part series. This series consists of three parts: 1. Trying luck on completing yellow missions 2. Continuing multiball mode and losing a lot of balls 3. Red missions and the ending So, wish me luck, or lack thereof... Recorded footage from PCSX2 |
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| 322 | Press any key to continue... | Bad luck (Part 2/3) | 0 | 2019-12-05 | In these videos, I'm playing a PS2 game called Flipnic (PAL version). An interesting thing that happens when you start the game is that a monkey starts fishing. The fish it gets relates to your supposed "luck" in the game. Well, as the title suggests, I happened to get bad luck, so lets see how this may affect the gameplay. This video continues the three part series. | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj030XglNt4 | 0 | . | . | . | . | solitaire.wmv | Videomängude analüüs | Video game analysis | https://odysee.com/@Press_any_key_to_continue:2/BadLuckFlipnic:d | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 1 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/322.jpg | N/A | /channel_db_lite/web/json/322.json | N/A | N/A | |
| 321 | Press any key to continue... | Bad luck (Part 1/3) | 0 | 2019-12-04 | In this video, I'm playing a PS2 game called Flipnic (PAL version). An interesting thing that happens when you start the game is that a monkey starts fishing. The fish it gets relates to your supposed "luck" in the game. Well, as the title suggests, I happened to get bad luck, so lets see how this may affect the gameplay. | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkvO_JXbZuo | 0 | . | . | In this video, I'm playing a PS2 game called Flipnic (PAL version). An interesting thing that happens when you start the game is that a monkey starts fishing. The fish it gets relates to your supposed "luck" in the game. Well, as the title suggests, I happened to get bad luck, so lets see how this may affect the gameplay. This series consists of three parts: 1. Trying luck on completing yellow missions 2. Continuing multiball mode and losing a lot of balls 3. Red missions and the ending So, wish me luck, or lack thereof... Recorded footage from PCSX2 |
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