@PaulCuisset I can still feel something in there. It moves me in mysterious ways that only a sequel to Flashback can do. I'm happy that you were able to make this game and I'm enjoying my time with it! Thank you!
Hey @PaulCuisset, I just want to tell you that Flashback is very important to me. It was the first game I played on an Amiga 500 and instantly fell in love, still in my top5 fav games. I'm playing Flashback 2 right now and even though I can see the laws (cont)
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@KyleMHilliard@MinnMaxShow Not everyone gets fired twice from the same company... This is just crazy. I was so happy when you could come back after the disasterous 2019 layoffs and now here we go again. I wish you all the best and see you at MinnMax!
Game Informer has been closed down by GameStop and the entire, incredibly talented staff (including myself) have all been laid off. A frustrating turn of events (especially considering we were about 70% done with the next issue and it was going to have a GREAT cover).
@HyperBitHero You mean peaked at the beginning of the second level! I love that they kept playing with the rules of the game. But they were inconsistent with the scares, sometimes they still showed the animation but didn't hurt, sometimes they just skipped the scare because you marked it.
A while back, we were approached by some filmmakers who were interested in producing a documentary about the adventure game genre, but more specifically, the story of myself, Roberta and Sierra On-Line.
We refused.
Sierra On-Line's story is an amazing one, and it deserves to be told. However, we've been down this road before, on a couple other documentary projects, and nothing ever happened with either of them.
One of the producers on the project, Cade Peterson, is a friend of a friend, and is himself in the game industry. Cade kept pushing, after our refusal, and ultimately convinced us his team would deliver.
The Sierra story is the thing great movies are made of. There’s highs, lows, good guys and bad guys, and so we are excited to finally see it told in this documentary format.
Last week we did the first interview for the documentary. It was a long grueling day. The documentary folk dug in deep and captured some incredible footage. I had thought we might be done, but there's a lot more to cover. We’re delighted to see that some of our beloved Sierra creators like Al Lowe and Lori and Corey Cole are part of the project too… with many more to come, we’re told!
You can follow the project for updates at this link:
https://t.co/HfO7whlo3y
@lazygamereviews as a fellow Need for Speed fan, I'd like to share with you my creation, just finished it. It's a diorama of the NFS3 PC cover, mith MP3 module and police lights. Hope you like it :)