Jazz² Resurrection: Open-source Jazz Jackrabbit 2 reimplementation
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#12Hell yeah! Jazz Jackrabbit 2 was amazing and I always thought it was sad it became abandonware.
https://www.gog.com/en/game/jazz_jackrabbit_collection
https://www.gog.com/en/game/jazz_jackrabbit_2_collection
Maybe it was abandoned for a time until GOG picked it up.
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#16Apache server isn't able to handle it.
I've had an Apache server running on a decade old laptop on the HN front page, serving a custom PHP+Mariadb blog without caching, works just fine. It's big projects like WordPress that reliably go down from more than a handful of visitors per minute with bursts to a few in one second, if you don't have a caching layer that turns it into the equivalent of a static page generator
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#17Looks like their Apache server is struggling
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#18I wish Jazz had been more popular. I loved Jazz Jackrabbit 1 and 2, and I believe there were plans to make a third, but they decided it wouldn’t sell enough copies. If anyone here can recommend platformers similar to Jazz that run on a Mac, I’d love to play them. I never got into shooters or 3D games, but always enjoyed platformers like Mario and Contra, and Jazz felt perfect for me.
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#19I wish Jazz had been more popular. I loved Jazz Jackrabbit 1 and 2, and I believe there were plans to make a third, but they decided it wouldn’t sell enough copies. If anyone here can recommend platformers similar to Jazz that run on a Mac, I’d love to play them. I never got into shooters or 3D games, but always enjoyed platformers like Mario and Contra, and Jazz felt perfect for me.
it's not very good though (except the music, Alexander Brandon is still amazing)