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12 Total-Conversion Mods To Make Your Old Games Feel Brand NewTotal-conversion mods are one of the coolest things about the PC gaming community. Creative and ambitious amateur game developers look at games we love and see things they want to improve, stories they want to tell in that world, and files they want to dig through for missing pieces. Some all-timer games began life as total-conversion mods; Stanley Parable was a Half-Life conversion mod at first, and so was Counter-Strike. Dota was previously called Defense of the Ancients and began life as a (very, very popular) mod for Warcraft 3. DayZ, the multiplayer zombie-survival game, was a mod for Arma III, the complex soldier simulator. All of those games are massive hits in their own rights. Total-conversion mods can introduce an entirely new world to explore with its own story, bring fan-favorite stories and properties into an existing game's framework, or act as a sequel to a game that won't get one anytime soon.Below, we run through some of the best total-conversion mods for a variety of games, including Skyrim, Doom II, FTL, Fallout, and others. For more great ways to spend your time on a PC, check out our picks for the best PC games and best free PC games, as well as the best mods for The Sims 4, Elden Ring, and Stardew Valley. Skyrim - Enderal: Forgotten Stories See Skyrim at Fanatical Created By: SureAIWhere to Download: ModDBEnderal is an all-timer when it comes to ambitious total-conversion mods. This Skyrim mod takes you to an entirely new world and features a campaign, voice acted by pros with English and German voice tracks, that the developers say should take 30-120 hours to complete. There's a new skill system, new lore, and just about everything else you'd expect from a new game--except it's free. And don't let the development team's name--SureAI--put you off. The team has been making huge game mods since at least 2010 (more on that below), and Enderal came out in 2019, back when AI meant "stuff NPCs do in video games" instead of its more controversial modern definition.For more, check out our list of the best Skyrim mods.Fanatical and GameSpot are both owned by Fandom. Skyrim - Falskaar See Skyrim at Fanatical Created By: AlexanderJVelickyWhere to Download: NexusModsFalskaar isn't as ambitious as Enderal in sheer scale but is equally daring in its own way, as it was built by one person whose end goal was reportedly to land a job at Skyrim developer Bethesda--which they did. This is a bit more DLC-sized, but it takes you to a brand-new place to explore and presents an interesting storyline that dives into Nordic politics with, again, an almost fully voiced storyline. Oblivion - Nehrim See Oblivion at Fanatical Created By: SureAIWhere to Download: ModDBBefore SureAI--the team behind Skyrim's Enderal total-conversion mod--made that project, it first made Oblivion Nehrim. Released in 2010, this mod takes you to the island of Nehrim, using the Oblivion engine. This game focuses less on a sprawling campaign, though there is one, instead rewarding you for exploration. As one person on Reddit said, Nehrim is "more level design than dialogue," with some truly huge dungeons to explore. Fallout 4 - Fallout London See Fallout 4 Fanatical Created By: TeamFOLONWhere to Download: GOGOne of the things fans want the most from the Fallout series is to explore the world outside of the United States. Bethesda game director Todd Howard has said repeatedly that they're committed to exploring the series' unique version of Americana. If you want to venture outside the United States, you'll have to look elsewhere. The newly released Atomfall might scratch this itch as a standalone game, but Fallout fans will want to look to Fallout London, which came out in the latter half of 2024.Fallout London is a massive total-conversion mod for Fallout 4 that takes the story across the Atlantic. This mod rivals the size of a proper sequel and can take 25 or more hours to complete, with players reporting that it can take many more if you want to explore everything. It has huge, game-altering decisions that can result in big story divergences, with a fully voice-acted story. With its setting, much of the Americana falls away, offering its own version of an post-apocalyptic, atomic-age world. Players have described it as being more than a little crash-y, so you'll want to save often, because they also say that it's more than worth wading through that stuff.For more, check out our list of the best Fallout 4 mods. Doom II - Ashes 2063 See Doom + Doom II at Fanatical Created By: Ashes Dev GroupWhere to Download: ModDBAshes 2063 uses the open-source Doom engines GZDoom and Freedoom2 to bring us a Doom total-conversion mod that calls to mind the first-person shooters that came in Doom's wake, like Duke Nukem and Blood, with huge open spaces and fast-paced gameplay and, according to the developer, some inspiration from Fallout and Stalker. There are quite a few Doom total-conversion mods out there, and this one stands out as an especially fresh experience for such an old game. Doom 2 - Wolfenstein: Blade of Glory See Doom + Doom II at Fanatical Created By: Blade of AgonyWhere to Download: ModDBDoom and Doom II were massive games, but Wolfenstein 3D walked so that the Doom franchise could run. Wolfenstein: Blade of Agony puts you back in the boots of B.J. Blazkowicz, in a brand-new Wolfenstein story inspired by WWII shooters of the '90s and '00s. It features 30 levels across three chapters, complete with interactive NPCs and proper quest items. It features over a dozen new weapons. Setting the supernatural ones aside--no spoilers--there are multiple shotguns, machine pistols, and rifles, all based on actual firearms from World War II. You'll also be able to find a grenade launcher, flame thrower, a minigun, and a rocket launcher. There are also nine enemy types, each with three or four variants compared to just even in Wolfenstein 3D. In other words, there's plenty to do here. Like most other modern Doom mods, Ashes 2063 included, this game runs on the open-source GZDoom engine. FTL - Multiverse See FTL on Steam Created By: The Multiverse TeamWhere to Download: ModDBFTL is a hard game to put down, but even hardcore fans of the game will eventually run out of stuff to do. Good news, spacefarers: FTL Multiverse is here to massively expand the game. This mod features a new story set decades after the original game's tale, in which the Federation and Rebellion have taken the war to other dimensions thanks to the Multiverse Drive. The mod features "nearly 200 new playable ships, over 500 new enemy vessels, over 200 new weapons and drones, and over 30 brand-new sectors to explore" according to the developer. Total War - Many, Many Total-Conversion Mods See Total War: Medieval II: at Fanatical Created By: VariousWhere to Download: ModDBThere are simply too many great Total War mods to mention them all here. One fan-favorite is Third Age, a mod that brings Total War to the lands of Middle-earth and features a campaign focused on the War of the Ring. If you want more Lord of the Rings action, there's also Divide and Conquer, which brings its own spin on the Third Age of Middle-earth, and is considered by many fans to be the superior Lord of the Rings mod. Total War Westeros will let you participate in the greatest game, the Game of Thrones. The Elder Scrolls Total War features a variety of factions, and you can pit the Stormcloaks of Skyrim against the ruling Houses of Morrowind to see who would win. If you're more interested in historical conflicts, there's The Great War, which brings all the brutality of the first World War to Total War, while The American Revolution focuses on the United States' war for freedom from the monarchy of England with all the depth you'd expect. Stellaris - Star Trek: New Civilizations See Stellaris at Fanatical Created By: WalshicusWhere to Download: SteamStellaris is already a sprawling game--reviews for it on Steam are frequently from players with well over 1,000 hours on record. There's plenty to do here. But if you're looking to refresh the game, or maybe you're a long-time Trekkie looking to put their own spin on the Star Trek series, this mod is for you. Star Trek: New Civilizations adds hundreds of new events, anomalies, and crisis chains, as well as new institutions you can use to interact with your empire. You'll get tons of new visuals to enjoy, too, with 860 new ships, 160 species, and a bunch of new megastructures. On top of all of that, this mod streamlines things like the technology tree and economy systems to make for a smoother experience. If you're a Star Trek fan, this one is worth checking out. Crusader Kings 2 - A Game of Thrones See Crusader Kings 2 at Fanatical Created By: CK2:AGOT Development TeamWhere to Download: ModDBThe Crusader Kings series is all about grand strategy--political intrigue, continuing your empire, and winning wars rather than battles. You're a monarch interacting with other monarchs, like it's some kind of game: a game of thrones. Like the base game, Crusader Kings 2, this total-conversion mod isn't about plowing through a hand-crafted campaign. Instead, you'll be playing with and against characters from the books, in a variety of time periods in Westeros history, and creating what-if scenarios to explore. What if Joffrey wasn't the worst? What if that last season of the show had a satisfying story? You get to decide what happens when you play the game of thrones. This total-conversion mod is complete for Crusader Kings 2 and in ongoing development for Crusader Kings 3. Freelancer - CrossfireCreated By: SWAT DevelopmentWhere to Download: ModDBThe 2003 game Freelancer was a space-sim game from Chris Roberts, creator of the Wing Commander series and of Star Citizen. Reviews were mixed at the time of release, but the game developed a loyal following that hoped and asked for a sequel that would never come, as the studio, Digital Anvil, was shuttered before such a thing could coalesce. And so fans took it upon themselves to make their own with Freelancer: Crossfire. This mod brings in new graphics and lighting, hundreds of new ships and systems, and of course its own storyline campaign. The mod also improves enemy AI, makes the universe destructible, and adds some of the dynamic world and economy features that Roberts promised in early previews (tell me if you've heard the one where Roberts promises a really ambitious space game before). Deus Ex - Nihilum See Deus Ex GOTY at Fanatical Created By: FastGamerrWhere to Download: ModDBDeus Ex Nihilum is a mod for the original Deus Ex game released in 2000. Nihilum is set in an alternate universe from the original game, in 2049. After a terrorist attack on Shenzhen, China, UNATCO sends out their first nano-augmented agent, Mad Ingram, to investigate and prevent a repeat of the disaster. This mod features around 10 hours of gameplay with four hours of new dialogue, 80 new music tracks, and a few new weapons, and more. Deus Ex was a landmark entry for the immersive-sim genre, so it's no surprise that fans of original would want to go back and mine that world for more fun gameplay.

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Kelly Toys, the maker of the ever-popular Squishmallows, and stuff-it-yourself plush company Build-A-Bear have been at it in court for well over a year now. Both Kelly Toys and Build-A-Bear filed their own respective lawsuits in February 2024, in different courts. Kelly Toys’ was filed in California, where its lawyers argue Build-A-Bear’s Skoosherz line looks too much like Squishmallows; Build-A-Bear filed its own lawsuit in Missouri, where its lawyers want a judge to determine that you can’t really trademark cute, rounded stuffed animals. The companies have been going back and forth with amended complaints and motions to dismiss for months. Build-A-Bear’s Missouri lawsuit was dismissed in August 2024. That same month, Build-A-Bear filed a counterclaim against Kelly Toys, effectively looking for the same things from the California court — to declare that Build-A-Bear doesn’t have any trademark issues with Kelly Toys and Squishmallows. Squishmallows, for their part, were released in 2016 and are known for being super squishy and for their distinctive oval shape. Skoosherz were debuted in 2024 and are similarly cylindrical, squishy, and based off Build-A-Bear’s other stuffed animals. The counterclaim has also effectively outlined the history of cute, squishy, and somewhat rounded stuffed animals; Build-A-Bear says this style of stuffed animal has existed for decades, including Squishables, Ty’s Beanie Ballz, and Kid Robot’s Yummy World stuffed animals. Kelly Toys and Ty have actually been at it for decades; Kelly Toys’ then-vice president Dan Kelly took out an ad in the Los Angeles Times in 1997 to accuse Ty “of threatening to destroy his Little Mini Bean Pal Babies.” Kelly Toys sued Ty for its Squish-a-Boos and Puffies lines, Tee Turtle for its Flip-A-Mallows, and Dan-Dee International for its Squishy line. Kelly Toys also has a bunch of other lawsuits ongoing against Chinese storefronts on Alibaba. Several of these lawsuits have been dismissed. Since the counterclaim, both sides have begun the process of discovery — a way to bring forth evidence in the case. Because this is a trade dress lawsuit, there’s an emphasis on the look and feel of the products; to fully gather enough information to make its case, Build-A-Bear’s lawyers have requested Kelly Toys provide them with samples of the full line of Squishmallows, or roughly 3,000 plush toys. The lawyers argued they must be able to physically inspect all the stuffed animals, because Kelly Toys “have put the physical feel of the products at issue by including it as part of their asserted trade dress rights,” according to a court filing. The burden of doing that, Build-A-Bear’s lawyers said, is their own doing “by putting their 3000 products at issue in multiple lawsuits against different competitors.” A judge denied that request. “Accordingly, the Court finds that some degree of physical inspection would be appropriate here, though, as discussed below, an inspection of all 3000 products would be obviously disproportionate to the needs of the case,” according to court minutes filed on April 25. The judge suggested Build-A-Bear inspect photos of all Squishmallows, and physically inspect some of them. Build-A-Bear continued to argue against that decision in a filing uploaded on April 8, in an attempt to sway the judge to “decline to award” attorney’s fees and costs related to the request. “Indeed, it is difficult to imagine how Plaintiffs could establish the most basic element of their claims at summary judgment and trial – namely, that thousands of uniquely different products have a single trade dress comprised of five different elements across an entire line of thousands and thousands of unique products — without producing those physical products in discovery, no less,” Build-A-Bear’s lawyer wrote. A trial date hasn’t been set yet, but Build-A-Bear and Kelly Toys currently have until May 23 to complete fact discovery before a pre-trial conference in December.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication.Bose makes speakers that have been dominating their space since their release—and when it comes to portable mid-size rugged speakers, the Bose New Soundlink Flex has been one of the best since its release in 2021, and is still very competitive three years later. Right now, you can get it for $119 (originally $149), the lowest price it has been according to price-tracking tools. Bose New SoundLink Flex Battery Life 12 Hours, Included Components USB-C, Is Waterproof True, Item Weight 1.2 Pounds. $113.00 at Amazon $149.00 Save $36.00 Get Deal Get Deal $113.00 at Amazon $149.00 Save $36.00 The Bose New SoundLink Flex is the middle sibling between the oldest (but smallest) Bose SoundLink Micro, and the youngest (but biggest) Bose SoundLink Max. The Flex also strikes a good middle ground between them as far as portability and sound, making it the best portable speaker for most people.The Flex has an IP67 rating, which means you get complete water and dust-proof protection. The speaker even floats in the water, so you can bring it with you in the pool. While it doesn't have full EQ customization in its companion app, the sound it offers is clear with rich bass depth and clear highs out of the box, according to PCMag's review. It also has a speakerphone, so you can take calls with it and even speak to it, thanks to its microphone. Although it's older, it comes with a USB-C charger, so it will charge quickly. At 3.6 by 7.9 by 2.1 inches (HWD) and 1.3-pound, it is light and portable. The Bluetooth 4.2 supports SBC codec, but not AAC or AptX, so it is more suitable for Android users than for Apple users, but either works. The SoundLink Flex is perfect for those who want to take their speaker with them anywhere, thanks to its small size and light weight. And for the price, it offers some of the best audio available.

The National Recording Registry announced its 2025 inductees, and there are some geeky sounds that will be immortalized in the Library of Congress. The Microsoft Windows 95 reboot chime was selected to be a part of the registry, as was the Minecraft soundtrack. "These are the sounds of America – our wide-ranging history and culture. The National Recording Registry is our evolving nation’s playlist," Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden said. "The Library of Congress is proud and honored to select these audio treasures worthy of preservation, including iconic music across a variety of genres, field recordings, sports history and even the sounds of our daily lives with technology." The Windows 95 start-up audio was composed by ambient music pioneer Brian Eno. According to the blurb from the Library of Congress, the final sound clip was twice as long as Microsoft's engineers had requested of the composer. But they went ahead with the chime because they felt it "conveyed the sense of welcome, hopefulness and progress that they envisioned" for this era of personal computing. The Volume Alpha soundtrack to Minecraft is only the second piece of gaming music to be added to the registry. It joins the iconic theme for Super Mario Bros, which was inducted in 2023. The launch audio for the popular sandbox game (which just got its own movie) was composed and performed by Daniel Rosenfeld under stage name C418. The 2025 inductees include music from across the genre spectrum. Some of the other selections include the original Broadway cast recording of Hamilton, Miles Davis album Bitches Brew, and Celine Dion's single "My Heart Will Go On."This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/music/the-windows-95-start-up-chime-has-been-added-to-the-library-of-congress-203909673.html?src=rss

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