Pokémon Scarlet / Pokémon Violet (ZadenOwer's).Pokémon Emerald Version (Pokémon Emerald Cross).Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals (added to Archipelago).Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin (Ran-door-mizer).

Dark Souls: Remastered (Roguelike Souls - The Binding of Lordran).The Final Fantasy Legend (Chaoseum) - Located under ffl chaoseum.The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition (Serpent's Modular Randomizer).Super Metroid Subversion (hack) (SubversionRando).Spyro the Dragon (Requirement Randomizer) - Located in video description.Pokémon FireRed Version / Pokémon CrystalDust (hack) / Pokémon Emerald Version (GBAXG) - Requires special emulator.Castlevania (Nintendo 64) (apworld) - Requires Archipelago.The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (World Randomizer).

Sonic & Knuckles Collection (MainMemory's).

Sonic the Hedgehog (Random Levels Project) - Randomizes Green Hill Zone.

Shining Force III (Chaos) - More information in the Shining Force III Translation Project Progress Report May 2022.

Kingdom Hearts: Critical Mix (Kingdom Hearts Final Mix mod) (Xendra's) - Old PS2 version which requires special emulator.

Fallout 4 (Crazy's Armor Overhaul and Randomizer).

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (Sourcenext) (BioRand) - Requires Classic REbirth.

Super Mario Galaxy / Super Mario Galaxy 2 (thegreatwaluigi's) - Located in video description.

Subnautica (Aci's Drop Randomizer Challenge).

Streets of Rage 2 / Streets of Rage 2 Syndicate Wars (hack) (SoR2 Level Editor) - Level editor with bundled randomizer.

Metroid: Zero Mission (Quantum Deluxe Boogaloo).

Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation (Endymionls's).

This subset only shows recently added entries from the past 3 months, with the most recent ones on top, with the exclusion of obsolete ones. MORE ON WEATHER.The BIG List of Video Game Randomizers | Guillaume Fortin-DebigaréĮxhaustive list of all known video game randomizers. In comparison, Chile holds builders responsible if a new structure suffers earthquake damage within 10 years of completion. Jones isn't a fan of the minimum building standards for new construction in California, though. requires at-risk concrete buildings to be retrofitted. San Francisco has expanded its system of underground cisterns to guarantee access to water in an emergency, while L.A. Some California cities, including Los Angeles and San Francisco, have boosted safety regulations for older buildings. The concern is that a huge earthquake could cut Southern California off from major transportation routes and energy sources.Ī project to install new seismic equipment across the West Coast as part of an earthquake early warning system is in danger of losing funding, according to President Trump’s proposed federal budget. The last major earthquake near Los Angeles hit Fort Tejon in 1857 and registered a 7.9.Įarthquake experts are also worried about the region's reliance on narrow passes like the San Gorgonio, according to the Los Angeles Times. “So you expect that amount of accumulation of energy will be released in the future in a large-magnitude rupture, somewhere along the San Andreas,” said USGS research geologist and study lead author Kate Scharer. (MORE: Massive Earthquake Will Hit San Andreas Fault Near Los Angeles in Next 30 Years)Ī study published earlier this year concluded that the land on either side of the San Andreas fault has been pushing against the other at a rate of more than 1 inch per year since 1857. Geological Survey seismologist Ned Field told in 2015. 'We think Southern California is locked and loaded, that the stresses have really built up, and when things start unleashing, they could unleash for years,' U.S. Seismologist Lucy Jones predicts that a San Andreas earthquake beginning at the Salton Sea could be as strong as an 8.2 if it got all the way to Paso Robles. That had an estimated magnitude of 7.8, well above the baseline of 7 that scientists consider a major earthquake. That term commonly refers to an earthquake similar to the 1906 quake that devastated San Francisco.

These markers foreshadow grave consequences for a region that's already on high alert for the next 'Big One.' However, a magnitude 8.2 earthquake is far from ordinary and there's plenty of geological evidence of past occurrences in Southern California. An earthquake more than 100 miles from Los Angeles might not seem like a big deal.

San andreas mega quake