#ClockWerx

[obscurevideogames]

(Axes Art Amuse - Saturn - 1996)

From: ClockWerx

[spaceintruderdetector]

Clockwerx (Hostache-Henderson-Salvaggio-Izu, Collana Fantastica, Mondadori, 2014) : AA.VV. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

[arconinternet]

BreakThru! (Windows 3.1, ZOO Corporation, 1994)

A SameGame clone endorsed (along with WildSnake and ClockWerx) by Tetris creator Alexey Pajitnov. You can play it in your browser here.

Tips: the in-game help is a must - it'll tell you how to your the items and block-dropping mechanic to clear levels.

The copy protection may have been cracked but in case it wasn't, fortunately, the Mac version has the same copyright protection info, which you can find here.

[radioactive-earthshine]

Orion #17

DC has a lot of cosmic tethers that keep reality in place and today it happens to be the Tree of Life.

🥹@ Clockwerx calling Orion "Little New God"

[goldom]

Aw yeah guess who has another ~*World Record*~

That’s right it’s this bitch who is speedrunning games literally no one else has ever bothered with. First place outta one!

https://www.speedrun.com/clockwerx

[demoban]

Release: DemoDemo PlayStation Volume 19, 1996 June (PCPX-96032)

Download Link

We’re down to the last few DemoDemo discs I have on hand and this one’s kind of a doozy. While the playable demo offerings are solid for Western readers by way of Namco Museum Vol. 3, which lets you play Ms. Pac-Man, and Tecmo’s Deception, the real stars of the show are a pair of just weird, weird ads. One of them’s a probably racist(?) Wipeout ad and the other is just a transcendental one for Destruction Derby, both of which you can view by clicking on the links.

Anyway, what do you say we just get to the content listing so we can move on from this harrowing disc? Cool? Cool.

DemoDemo PlayStation Volume 19, 1996 June PCPX-96032

Demo PlayStation:   Playable Demos (Silver disc icons, left to right, top to bottom):   -Namco Museum Vol. 3   -Shin Fortune Quest: Shokutaku no Kishi-tachi   -Mushi no Idokoro   -Tsuukai! Slot Shooting   -Andou Mitsuru Man Pro no Akuukan Sappou   -Tecmo’s Deception: Invitation to Darkness   -Lupupu Cube: Lup Salad   -Race Drivin' a Go Go   -ClockWerx

  Movies (Green disc icons, left to right, top to bottom):   -Velldeselba Senki   -Studio P   -King's Field III   -Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai Special   -Ugetsu Kitan   -Sea Bass Fishing   -Arc the Lad II   -Crime Crackers 2   -PAL: Shinken Densetsu   -Twilight Syndrome: Kyuumei-hen   -Time Gale & Ninja Hayate   -Slam 'n Jam '96 featuring Magic & Kareem   -Turf Wind '96: Take Yukata Kyousouba Ikusei Game

Request PlayStation: -Commercials for PlayStation hardware, Wipeout, and Destruction Derby.

Sorry,

-Pepsi

[a-concert-just-for-me]

Something something ClockWerx plinko horse

[gamephd-wallpapers]

Play Clockwerx (Japan) Play Clockwerx (Japan) Online Play this Super NES game in your web browser, here on GamePhD! Use Chrome/Firefox if Internet Explorer doesn't load the game.

[anisioluiz]

Clockwerx - Jason Henderson, Tony Salvaggio, Izu & Jean-Baptiste Hostache

Clockwerx – Jason Henderson, Tony Salvaggio, Izu & Jean-Baptiste Hostache

[geone-ws]

OnOsm·org now supports internationalization, geolocation in browser

http://www.openstreetmap.org/user/CloCkWeRX/diary/40505

[quirky-vg]

From: ClockWerx

[spaceintruderdetector]

from Clockwerx by Jean-Baptiste Hostache

[comiccave]

More from the Steampunk world!!

More from the Steampunk world!!

Today I finished up book 2 of Clockwerx!!  Some may say the story is weak and the artwork is not the best but for me I loved it all!!  All I wanted was to read more and that is one of the reasons I read comics!  I love the draw the story has that I can not let go or put it down, in this case turn off my computer…  LOL

[radioactive-earthshine]

Orion #16

Orion meets Clockwerx who does not refer to him as Darkseid's son, but as High-Father's child. The narrative thus far has been heavily focused on Orion's biological origins but it's important to remember that it was High-Father that is his father.

[normajeanwalton]

My body is killing me.

Yesterday I took my three older children to Canada's Wonderland.  We arrived at 11 am, having stopped at the office in the morning to print tickets because it was $60 cheaper to buy them online than at the gate.  When evaluating options, the cost of buying one season's pass then bringing three friends was less expensive than each of us buying a regular ticket, and we then benefited from 15% off on everything we purchased.

The parking lot was more than 3/4 empty and we noted how few people were in the park.  We started with the bumper cars and were able to do them twice in a row.  We then moved to Clockwerx twice, then The Fly once which we hated. We spent three hours in the water park going on every slide and enjoying the wave pool.  At 4 pm we had lunch then rolled to the roller coasters.  Eight times in a row on MineBuster followed by five times on Backlot Stunt Coaster had me a little sore. The finishing touch was four times on White Water Canyon and five times on Timberwolf Falls. There were no lines and we usually did not even have to exit the ride to repeat.  We ended by playing some games.  Each of the kids won prizes along with an extra for their baby sister.

We left the park at 8:30 pm still soaking wet but happy.  I woke up this morning finally dry but hurting everywhere.  It was a truly great day!

[obscuritory]

From ClockWerx