Apr 27
Glitchy Japan Interactive Media logo as seen in MAME 0.254's CD-i emulation (Mah-jong, CrossTalk/Japan Interactive Media, 1992)
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Glitchy Japan Interactive Media logo as seen in MAME 0.254's CD-i emulation (Mah-jong, CrossTalk/Japan Interactive Media, 1992)
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I love Zelda's Adventure visually. I do not think I will enjoy actually playing it but the ugly crunchy style is so lovely and nostalgic to me
Like look at this. There's something so charming about it.
And the characters are captured in live-action. It's the only time there are real people inside your Zelda game and I feel like we just gloss over that
I'm not the biggest fan of the earlier (pre-OoT) games, but I do love the very specific medieval fantasy vibe they would go for, and I think Zelda's Adventure is a good capture of that.
Imagine a Sonic CD-i game.
Watch Sonic do a duck walk! Cool, huh?
bad idea caused by too-hasty reading: Dune CDI, telling the story of the fight between House Atreides and House Harkinian
Only if they get the former members of Animation Magic back together to do the cutscenes, because those more than anything else are pretty much the only major appeal of the CD-i games...
Mah-jong (CrossTalk/Japan Interactive Media, 1992)
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CD-i AUIEO (Froebel-kan/Philips Interactive Media, CD-i, 1992)
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