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If you're referring to Need for Speed 3, Ross did say that he was mostly going to be covering obscure games. I don't think Need for Speed 3 qualifies as an obscure game.

I have said "I'm so proud of you" sarcastically so many times now since episode 26, you wouldn't believe it.

Yer killing me, Ross! (But in a good way.) I had just finished typing up the subtitles for Eternam (haven't synced them yet) and I check the site and you already have another episode of RGD up! AUGH! It could be a bit before I have both RGDs up. Watch that several more Freeman's Minds will be up by then.

"Orange is the new black." <--I must have this on a t-shirt.

Hello! Wow, am I late for the party.

I figure between 8-10 episodes before he gets to Xen.

Thanks! If you desire, however, you can simply point out where the errors are and I'll fix them in the master copy I keep. I had to compare the documents in Word to see what the difference was. I have fixed it in the master copy, though, and have re-uploaded it.

The spinning stars were at the part where he had to bring the scientists to the door to unlock it (specific, I know) - it was a room with a solar system model or something that was actually just a scientist blender you had to activate to move them out of the way? Anyway, I'm pretty sure it was right before the room where you use the laser to blow up the wall so I think it's passed. It doesn't help that he isn't picking up the weapons he should have at this point, haha. Those were pretty much the biggest landmarks I can remember - has he gone by all the available weapons yet? So he's on his way to the part with the reactor and the exploding catwalks - is that also the part with the giant fan? And then after that, the portal rooms and then straight to zen? Man, I had no idea how close it was! The spinning "surgical unit" was already passed, so was the giant fan that blows you up to the ceiling, as well as the laser bolt into the wall. He just has the long way to activate the two reactors (which require swimming through water) and traveling from one end of the complex to the other to do so, to activate the teleportation orbs and provide power to the Xen transport. There are a lot of big scenes here, from the gluon gun to the long jump module, to the bolts of electricity, to the nearly ceaseless number of agrunts, to more swimming, to the teleportation tower, before having to wait in the Xen teleporter room for the portal to Xen, then all of Xen. Probably a good twenty more episodes left? I'm pegging the last episode to be Episode 75, but who knows? He might make it to Episode 100.

Yo, subtitles, man. Subtitles. Subtitles, yo.

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He's passed most of that already. I don't know what "spinning stars" you're referring to. He's entering the Lambda Complex (a long confusing maze) that will eventually transport Freeman to Xen.

Awesome episode! Love that he's still commenting on oddities encountered during the playthrough, such as the soldiers having their backs towards him while the tank was pointing at him. Also, he made that section of the game look easy. I always had a difficult time with that section of the game. Guess that's because he has a doctor's degree and I don't. (Subtitles will be up later.)

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Something on my wishlist which I know I won't get: The Oculus Rift. What is your favorite Johnny Depp movie in which Depp isn't the main character?

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In " ", we're at about 26 minutes into a 36 minute video. Figuring for this, 51 episodes into 26 minutes ≈ about 2 episodes per minute of this speed run. With this standard, there are 20 episodes left? Maybe Episode 75 will be the last Freeman's Mind in HL1. If the same standard holds and if Ross decides to do HL2, the average speed run is about 1.5 hours (90 minutes) or about 180 episodes.

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Waiting for the conversion of Freeman's Mind Episode 51 into MPEG1 format so I can load it up in Subtitle Workshop and check the timing and formatting for errors before upload. Then I'm gonna do the Thanksgiving stuff.

Subtitles up! My favorite part of this episode is Freeman playing peek-a-boo with the agrunts. I was almost literally rolling on the floor from the falsetto "Peek-a-boo!".

Subtitles typed. I'm in the midst of syncing them with the video now. Hope to have that done and then any formatting anomalies fixed soon and then I can start on the Thanksgiving stuff. Woo.

Pretty decent, I'd say. Lambda Core is a fairly long section. And with the other projects Ross is involved with...

Xen will exist in Black Mesa. It's under development as we speak.