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See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Interplay
Leah Williams
Earthworm Jim first released on the Sega Genesis today in 1994. The strange side scroller married offbeat humour and experimental level design. The result was a hodgepodge of a game that was frustrating but engaging.
I have no words. Alright, I have a couple. Interplay is mostly not a thing these days, but back in the 90s, the company was publishing hit after hit. Fallout, Baldur’s Gate, Alone in the Dark, Descent… the list goes on. So to discover Interplay also put together an educational…
In the late 20th century, people hoped that the new millennium would usher in an age of promise: hoverboards, flying cars, personal robots, and the like. That future, the one that everyone predicted, never quite came to pass. Not in the way we thought it would, anyway.
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