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I switched on God mode (thanks GameFAQs!), powered through the level, and finally grabbed a screenshot of the soda machine.
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I downloaded it, messed around a bit to get it running under Windows 10, and then fired it up. The demo only included a couple of levels, but one of them was the level from the video I watched. Luckily, there’s a demo for Gore still floating around the Web. If I wanted a decent screenshot, I’d have to play the game and capture it myself. Unfortunately, the resolution was pretty low, so a screengrab from the video wasn’t a great option. Hooray! My soda machine instincts were proven correct. I eventually stumbled across a video where a soda machine briefly appeared. There aren’t a ton, since Gore isn’t exactly a beloved classic. Sigh…no soda machines. Next, I watched a few gameplay videos on YouTube. I had never heard of it before, but based on the screenshots, it seemed like a game with what I like to call “soda machine potential.”įrom there, I searched through screenshots on MobyGames, Giant Bomb, and elsewhere. I was flipping through a 2002 issue of Computer Gaming World when I saw this ad for Gore: Ultimate Soldier. I’ve never done this before, but I thought this might be a good chance to go “behind the soda machine” and discuss my process.
I love everything about this promotional blurb for Gore: Ultimate Solider, a 2002 FPS for Windows: “Anarchy reigns on Earth and you must train in the MEAT MACHINE to prove yourself.” Of course, with all that MEAT MACHINE training, you’ll need to stay properly hydrated.
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