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At last Ive found the pugsy demo. I had this on my Amiga but couldn't remember its name!

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Endgame Narrator: "While wandering upon the surface, Zagreus decides to test his might and see how far he can throw his shield. He hefts it and hurls far into the horizon. Blinded by the sun's rays, he forgets how the shield is programmed to work, and it returns and embeds itself in his skull. Fatally."

And there´s bound to be bugs, that can only be found by extensive gaming testing

Oh my goodness!! This has all been so gloriously stupid and cool… and sincerely, honestly, I think that’s the very best kind of cool. Thank you so much for doing this silly, beautiful work.

Holy crap anyone else remember Greg Kasavin (creative director) for his well written Gamespot reviews from back in the day?

You want to talk about an impression. Me and my mate played this for the first time on acid. Literally mind blowing haha. Was amazing.

And today we have over processed crap like fortnight

“I don’t think people who paid 60$ for a doom game are avoiding a fight”

We need a HL3/episode 3 with shepherd as a main character too

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That was an awesome gesture, great games there I am glad they were able to do the event.

Thankyou for this document of music and gaming history that's very dear to me! I've always wanted to organise some kind of gaming event for Wipeout/Jet Set Radio as they go hand in hand in my opinion, with DJ sets, tournaments etc Really nice to hear the background behind the voices and production of tracks too really cool it was made on an Amiga!

that was a fantastic documentary i loved wipeout and its probably the soundtracked game ever

This game rocked so much back then xD

I played the skyrim mod and after 10 minutes of playing it i knew that whoever created that mod deserved every respect coming his way. So today when i see it turned out well for him i feel kind of proud of him.

If they were getting tired of doing cities and wanted to work on a more natural environment, why not just do another Elder Scrolls as a palate cleanser? Lord knows people are starving for it

I first used flight sim back in 1996 in middle school. We had a teacher that had a whole plywood cockpit with realistic controls. He sparked a life long love of aviation for myself as well as multiple classmates one of my childhood best friends I used to play with went on to fly for the air force. These “games” are a fantastic way to get kids interested in aviation.

Binding of isaac is actually a great name because Ed’s other game characters became together in isaac

14:37 I’m just now realizing when I look at the Doom Hunter they actually have the chainsaw from Doom 64. What a nice homage

Wonderful story, I’d love to see a focus piece on the Psychnosis Amiga years 😊

Wipeout still sounds like the future

Id really love to hear from those women from marketing and art about the perception they had of the music. Seems like they were the main listeners and drivers of that kind of music at Psygnosis.

Iirc, the girl in the Wipeout print ads is a young Sara Cox, who went on to have a successful career in UK television and radio.

Never take back on your creation guys. It's not too hard. It's exactly how it should have been. Hotline Miami portraits perfectly what it's trying to say: "fuck the norm".

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I remember playing this as a kid with my dad and still love these games too this day, the soundtrack makes these futuristic worlds believable and fast and fun! Can someone please tell me the name.of the track on the end credits?

awesome

I remember waiting in line overnight outside of walmart for a wii and even though we knew a good bit about its launch titles everyone in line was chatting about what kinds of games they though would lend well to motion control. Its was painfully obvious to me that black white would be on the top of the list of candidates, alas, it wasnt meant to be

THANK YOU for making this awesome documentary! I grew up with Psygnosis games, 90s dance music, and of course Wipeout 2097 on PS1. The game was really a whole experience at the time, the music plus the gameplay was perfect and it really felt futuristic, and was just fun as hell to play. It was great to get this insight into the development and to hear from Tim/Cold Storage. Thanks guys, Cheers!

Oh, this is from early access of Hades 1! That's why stuff looks kinda off, lol

And went on to create music and music2000, the level of musical influence is hard to grapple

The Designers' Republic are the GOATs of graphic design. No one comes close, even now

I see some cheeky clips of Doncaster Warehouse in there.

Looking back, the graphic design on this game is astonishing. Just way ahead of its time.

Yeah, remember that quite well, fun times. I was actively following hades 1 development, it was a nice experience. Not as active with Hades 2, less time and more problems sadly

Brilliant documentary and Interview! Thank you!

Nice watching this after listening to the orbital interview on RetroHour podcast where he talked about Wipeout.

still in procedure

Balastro Next!

In 2024, this game is a must play for rpg lovers.

Awesome video!

I imagine Zagreus power chucking the shield like an olympic discus thrower, laughing at the enemy that got conked, glancing away for a second to brag to Than ("Haha, did you see that thr-"), and then getting absolutely brained himself on the return.

When the Uk had a load of gaming studios and it was probably a good time to be a dev (maybe) I miss Psygnosis Overboard and Colony Wars needs to come to modern system

Never experienced this much story telling ,art ,music,creativity ,detail,mechanics packed into a single game .the studio has really outdone themselves in delivering such an experience . Its only RDR2 that can come even close to what these guys have done.....Also lots of hugs for the channel as well for documenting these marvellous creators .

What an incredible video, loved every second! I need to go play 2097 right now.

21:50 I didn't know tDR's Sissy Doll made a cameo appearance on the box art.

Very well done!

Fantastic work , you guys should make a documentary on Riven since it's remake trailer was just recently released .

Fantastic. I started uni in mid 90's, a housmate was playing this game on PS1 in the first week. I had just moved up to Birmingham and the club scene was wild. This game was a big part of that culture and I remember it well.