@WWECLMAN — Come to our Discord server which is linked at the top bar. Btw, glad you are back here.
WWECLMAN22 days ago
I'm recording Exosquad for Sega Genesis.
WWECLMAN22 days ago
The changing password is not working. I just tried to change the new password. It logs me out and I wrote a new password to sign in and it's not working. I'm stuck with a current password.
WWECLMAN22 days ago
Hi, everybody.
I'm back from longest time holidays.
martanius2 months ago
Batman: The Telltale Series, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 (all on PC) - download links are not available. Archive blocked the content for download.
You know, this FMV game is honestly amazing—in my opinion, it really deserves to be preserved. I noticed that most PS1 games have been covered, but *Alive* still hasn't been.
If anyone has the time to record it, I would greatly appreciate a full playthrough that includes all the key scenes—specifically the bad ending/epilogue and the good ending.
Even though recording a full playthrough takes a lot of time, I think this game would be a fantastic addition to the collection.
Thank you very much for your work and for keeping these classic games alive.
Sorry, you're confusing this with another game; the one I'm really referring to is *Alive* (PS1)—an interactive movie or FMV title released on August 6, 1998. It was developed by General Entertainment. It's not actually a fighting game, but a live-action title with two endings, and as far as I know, there isn't a full longplay available on YouTube.
I'll take a stab at it. If it's all in Japanese (voice and text) ill not know what going on but how hard can it be to press a button when indicated (quick time events). As for multiple endings it may not be clear to me what the good or bad ending is or how to determine which one you get.
Edited by MadMatty on 15-07-2026 17:40, 6 days ago
The game actually has two endings. First, there is the epilogue—the "bad ending"—which is triggered if you fail to uncover key evidence, such as decrypting the two assassin files, using the code-decryption card, or obtaining the security company access chip.
Then comes the "true ending" (which doesn't actually have a formal name), in which Atsuko defeats the main antagonist, destroys the organization, and escapes with Akira and Zen; that is how it concludes.
Therefore, for a complete playthrough (longplay), it would be ideal to show the epilogue first followed by the true ending; this way, viewers can fully grasp the story, even though the game is entirely in Japanese.
You can view all discussion threads in this forum.
You cannot start a new discussion thread in this forum.
You cannot reply in this discussion thread.
You cannot start on a poll in this forum.
You cannot upload attachments in this forum.
You cannot download attachments in this forum.
