Digital Eclipse announced three physical releases of its important compilations of games-documentary: The Making of Karateka, Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story y Tetris Foreverall currently available in digital format as part of the Gold Master series. Standard editions for PS5 and Switch can be reserved from the February 25 At the Atari site, Limited Run ...
Jim Norman, staff writer Like last weekend, the next few days I’ll be mostly pouring my heart and soul into Hades. I still haven’t completed a full round (I had to take a break for my own sanity after reaching Hades’ second phase of pre-death attacks), but I’m determined to get there soon. Pretty neat ...
In the latest release from the team behind Karate Productions, a true genius gets a timeless interactive museum A black screen with a white dot in the center. We expected something like Ping Pong: simple, direct, immediate, and, as far as games go, ancient. Llamasoft: Jeff Minter’s Story Review Publisher: digital eclipse Developer: digital eclipse ...
Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story is a fascinating “interactive documentary” from Digital Eclipse that has previously used the same format Atari 50, a 50th anniversary celebration of the legendary company’s early arcade and home games. How Atari 50, The Jeff Minter Story collects a wide range of playable, carefully emulated classic games and puts them ...
In the latest release from the team behind Karate Productions, a true genius gets a timeless interactive museum A black screen with a white dot in the center. We expected something like Ping Pong: simple, direct, immediate, and, as far as games go, ancient. Llamasoft: Jeff Minter’s Story Review Publisher: digital eclipse Developer: digital eclipse ...
Recorded on Nintendo Switch (plugged in) With its efforts on Atari 50: Anniversary Celebration and The Making of Karateka, developer Digital Eclipse is cementing itself as a true pioneer in the interactive documentary space. Truth be told, it’s a niche the studio completely owns at this point, and while we’re surprised other big players in ...
Chaos is actually choreography, as the unreleased Atari arcade game gets the full Minter treatment. I don’t know if you’ve ever used oil paints, but the point of them is simple: you can move them almost forever. Oil takes a long time to dry, which is really annoying if you’re happy with what you’ve done ...
