Battery Check videos are few and far between, but here’s one from last month that gives some… interesting… context at the start of the video.
(Battery Check, as you know, is freeware nowadays.)
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Eat your lima beans, Johnny.
Ah, Purno de Purno, that takes me back…
Thanks for featuring my review, guys :D Glad to see people appreciate it.
>Battery Check is freeware
>Jazz 2 isn’t
Come on, Epic…
Epic had nothing to do with Battery Check.
^ I know. It’s just the fact that a game that appeared after JJ2 (It did appear after, right?) became a freeware already.
Nope, Battery Check was released before Jazz2. Orange Games supplied the engine and supported the development of it while working on Jazz2, that’s about the only thing they had in common.
^ Oh, I see. Thanks for the informations, I really do apreciate.
At least Xargon is freeware ;)
And what’s with Xargon all of a sudden?
The fact that Epic at least understands what freeware is.
Yeah, but nobody knows about Xargon and Battery Check, whereas Jazz Jackrabbit is much more popular and advanced than both combined, thus making it much more appealing and precious to own it for potential profit.