Lo strano caso di Tom (Thumb) di Udo Gertz. Su C64 (anno di pubblicazione: 1984) triste ciofeca informe. Su C16 (anno di pubblicazione: 1986) guadagna il Thumb insieme a palate di giocabilità e atmosfera, sfruttando la macchina come pochissimi altri titoli "non postumi".
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/202...st-games-ever/
Is Myst still one of the worst games ever?
Yes, Myst is still one of the worst games ever
Myst was, of course, a game championed by the worst people who existed in the 1990s: Mac owners. Mac owners had a problem. They’d spent a vast amount of money on a machine that had about seven games available for it total, no right mouse button, and no eject button on the floppy drive. They’d been sold such a lemon, and such an expensive lemon, that there was nothing for it but to double-down and pretend it was by far the superior choice.
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(via Corrado Tommaselli)The Gamest Grand Prize ( Gamest Taisho ) is a project performed by the game " Gamest " magazine, in which once a year, the best arcade game released in the year is selected by reader's vote.
Qui le classifiche: https://translate.google.it/translat...A4%A7%E8%B3%9E
Articolo sulla solita questione di joystick e leve dei joypad posizionate a sinistra, quando la maggior parte dei cristiani non è mancina https://thenerdstash.com/virtual-deb...ong-way-around
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«The long-awaited CD ROM revolution» (1994)
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https://www.facebook.com/saladellarc...76883339256087Spiego. Ogni "ponticello" rappresenta un punto luminoso e unendo i puntini si ottiene uno stato di rotazione dell'astronave. Qui ci sono 5 posizioni che opportunamente combinate con le simmetriche in x e y (x,y ; x,-y ; -x,-y ; -x,y) compongono una rotazione di 360 gradi con 20 frame. Magia e stupore!
#computerspace
Che dire di fronte a questa meraviglia? Chissà se qualcuno l'ha comperata.
Beh, considerato che (se ho googlato bene) costava meno sia della Interface 2 che della Kempston - e che a quelle dovevi poi pure aggiungere il joystick separatamente -, forse qualche malconsigliato se l'è accattato davvero
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Trip Hawkins ricondivide questa roba. E chi sono io per non ricondividerla a mia volta con voi?
https://www.polygon.com/a/how-ea-los...soul/chapter-1
A stab in the back | How EA lost its soul
Crapshoot: 3D Construction Kit, the toolset for making your own crap games https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/saturday-...struction-kit/
10 Most Hilarious Deaths From Classic Sierra Adventure Games
Sierra adventure games are classics filled with some hilarious humor. That was clear in some of the deaths you'll stumble upon.
https://www.thegamer.com/sierra-adve...unniest-deaths
Historical article I found this morning. In it you read about Twin Galaxies earliest video game competitors who were making the scene and attracting attention in North Carolina before the "myth of Billy Mitchell" was invented in 1997. Prior to 1984, and before TG began
focusing more on it's homebase of Ottumwa, Iowa, North Carolina was where it was largely focusing its attention...and this was because of Leo Daniels, a highly skilled competitor who history and Twin Galaxies has pretty much buried, mostly because his very real history conflicts with Day's very much made up false narrative of Mitchell being "the most famous video game player in The 80s" despite him never having participating in a single legitimate competition.
There are some questions regarding the integrity of some of Daniels' scores, but no question at all that Twin Galaxies, due to the sheer amount of publicity Daniels was drawing at the time, was looking to make Daniels a "legend" at Twin Galaxies in 1982, and only reverted to the lesser known and far less accomplished Mitchell after Daniels left the scene in 1986.
Any way, this article is just another piece in a historical narrative that has never been told.
Boncompagni partecipò nell’84 a un torneo di Pac-Man per VIP (via Corrado Tommaselli)
Le sobrie riviste per pleisteiscio in portoghese.
We're joined by Imagine Software legend John Gibson to get the real inside story on the ill-fated mega games and the projects they went on to inspire.
Bandersnatch with John Gibson - The Retro Hour EP215
https://theretrohour.com/bandersnatc...terview-ep215/
Edge riponeva grossa fiducia nelle potenzialità del 3DO.
Edit: Copertina di Freeze64 dedicata a Who Dares Wins (II), quindi non posso che rispammarvela pavlovianamente essendo uno dei titoli che più mi hanno traumatizzato da piccolo.
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Intervista a Fumito Ueda (ICO, SotC), dove tra l'altro racconta di essere stato un grande amighista.
http://shmuplations.com/ueda/
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Via GameRelics.
From a Beagle Bros manual or book (Apple II) https://twitter.com/deliciousgames/s...19073443627014
Da Shippo Feroza:
Una piccola scoperta dopo ben 30 anni che ci gioco :-). Su un Famitsu di fine 1989 c'è una piccola anticipazione su Street Fighter 89 (così era chiamata la beta di Final Fight), con una foto inedita in cui WONG WHO possiede un frame da "rilassato", posa poi eliminata chissà per quale motivo...
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