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1999 – the year of Pc game sequels

The Game Design VaultBy DamienDecember 30, 20192 Comments

No one was paying attention to the end of the decade that fateful 31st of December 1999. Hey, we had more important things on our hands. It was the end of the millennium! You were probably busy sending heaps of sms to your friends and family and trying to remember to turn off your pc…

The Nomad Soul – David Bowie and the thin white virtual actor (1999)

The Game Design VaultBy DamienDecember 9, 20192 Comments

Throw me tomorrow, now that I really have a large medkit…   We’ve seen how in the nineties various novelists got involved in the development of videogames. That’s not all, many popular musicians got in the business of videogames as well. Looking back now, we really missed the boat: today Soulja Boy is developing a…

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