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It goes without saying that you can normalize the volume level during the playback. It is worth mentioning that the application works with a wide variety of file formats that can be classified as vintage consoles.

As a side note, the utility supports over 30 different music formats that enter the aforementioned category. In the eventuality that you want to relive even for a brief moment the joy and excitement you felt while playing various video games on vintage consoles, such as Sony Playstation, Sega Dreamcast or Nintendo Gameboy, for instance, then Audio Overload can lend you a hand.

Audio Overload. Play the sound tracks of the favorite video games you played on vintage consoles and computer using this simple and straightforward tool. What's new in Audio Overload 2. Audio Overload was reviewed by Alexandra Sava. Load comments. Keyboard and mouse implementation is actually quite good at the moment, but a gamepad will no doubt be ideal. Of course, the minions are Overlord's biggest draw. You slowly gain the ability to control more and more of the things, moving on from simple brown minions to specialised ones.

Red minions are impervious to fire and can launch fireballs, green minions are stealthy assassins and blue minions can heal and revive their dead friends. Run them through some furniture and crates with a sweep of the mouse and they smash and destroy everything in their path. They'll pick up useful debris like pots to use as helmets, or wood to use as weapons, or if they find gold or healing potions, they'll run back to offer it to you with a raspy-voiced and startlingly enough, not annoyingly repetitive : "For yoooouu!

Order them to attack enemy and they'll swarm all over them, jumping on their victim's Ixick and overpowering them with numbers. The effectiveness of your minions increases when they pick up weapons, so the longer you can keep them alive the better they become.

You can get stuck in with your own axe too, although in many situations you've got to use your little 'tins to get to places you can't reach. On the face of it, it's a slightly unoriginal morality 'em up, but the melding of these two different gaming ideas works well enough to make Overlord a meaty prospect in its own right, swimming in a delicious sauce of neat touches.

For instance, command four of your underlings to carry a sack of treasure back to your tower and they'll get to it; call three of them back halfway through the task, and the final minion will drop the loot on his foot before hopping around in comical slapstick agony.

We've some reservations about the morality system. Being an evil character, making a 'good' choice just seems wrong, and the control system is still a little fiddly when it comes to choosing various minion types and positioning them in specific places.

Then again, Triumph's decision to make you play as this morally biased character means the writing and the game should be better focused.

Overlord looks like it could be a pleasantly surprising title, and one that'll be interesting enough to catch the attention of the PC market. And if you like to read the last paragraph first, it's just like Fable crossed with Pikmin.

Most role-playing games leave the worldsaving to a hackneyed hero, but here you'll ravage the lands with a litter of minions. The real fun is ordering your gremlins to do what they do best pillage towns, chug booze, and annoy the hell out of people. Browse games Game Portals.