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These games looked so good… and failed so hard.
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Why are arcade joysticks so tiny? Who let Peter Molyneux into the industry? Both answers are somehow related to a game where robots call the player "chicken."
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Mangler du episoder?
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More action, more adventure, a 3D engine, a physics engine and a whole lot of other great ideas are arriving year by year.
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Action-adventuring comes to busy city streets and schools, heaven and hell, Wonderland and Scotland. Also, Nintendo makes an OK game.
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Fidel Castro and Sylvester Stallone return for another round, joined by Aztecs, wizards, keys, and an unhealthy but adorable number of bats.
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You never know for certain what you're going to get. Sometimes, it's a box of grenades. Sometimes, Santa gives you a gun arm to take down Albert Einstein. Sometimes, a nuclear power plant melts down.
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It's the longest episode so far for two reasons: weaponised boobs, and Margaret Thatcher.
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Will jumping be mastered? Will it ever work in a way that satisfies players? Do players even know what they want? Can Mario beat Goku?
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Apes on vines, frogs on lily pads, cats on cheese, and plumbers on ice – everybody wants to jump, but for now it is still optional.
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A dung beetle, a comet, and a Buddhist counsellor walk into a bar and order a scrolling shooter.
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Your most influential game is not always your best one.
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While micro makers keep trying to improve their product, the saga of IBM's terrible decisions continues.
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Selling micros was tough when everyone wanted to invent their own.
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Arcades decide to stand together rather than die alone, while consoles are advancing into a generation that might not be real.
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A promising start-up splinters into an alphabet race, while nobodies from Japan accidentally make a good game and pretend they meant to.
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A future legend of game design shows a kid a computer game. What's the worst that could happen?
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What happens when a company that is the American video game industry is run by incompetent grifters long enough?
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Computerless entertainment strikes again.
Improvised stories: https://wobbupalooza.neocities.org/
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Who would have thought years of permeating fear could be so inspiring.
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There are so many types of media to put your game on, but each is promising both exciting opportunities and terrifying flaws. And don't forget the Dutch.
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