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<B>RELEASED AUGUST 2004. People's Choice of 2004 Snarkpit Competition.</B>
<I>To install: open &quot;persia&quot; in the .zip, and extract the 5 or 6 folders into &quot;valve&quot;. I don't know why it's even in &quot;persia&quot;, I'm stupid.</I>

When I played Prince of Persia, what really stuck out for me was the level design. All of it was very seamless and connected - you had a genuine feeling of where you were going throughout the palace and it all seemed like one place. Flash forward a few months. I slave away at the last second and barely pump out a map for the competition. I'm such an idiot!


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0 starsPosted by ReNo on Sat Jun 19th 2004 at 12:06pm

Its worth playing Another World first, though I'm not sure if it was on the Megadrive, might only have been on the atari / amiga / PC and therefore harder to find a ROM for. I found a Flashback ROM here if you are interested...

http://www.the-underdogs.org/game.php?id=1351

You can probably grab the needed emulator somewhere there too.
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0 starsPosted by scary_jeff on Fri Jun 18th 2004 at 11:37pm

You can definately play Flashback on a megadrive emulator like genecyst, I've got it myself (anti-lawsuit notice - I own the game). Pretty hard to come accross ROMs these days though. I don't know about the other two.
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Posted by Campaignjunkie on Fri Jun 18th 2004 at 11:25pm

I played the old DOS version of Alone in the Dark a while ago. Kind of amazing how they got 3D working in environments like that. Of course it looks like crap now, but I imagine it was somewhat impressive at the time. Some sort of weird 10-triangle dog killed me, too, in the first few minutes.

I'm afraid I've never played (or heard of, for that matter, except Another World) Fade to Black, Flashback, or Another World. Sounds like they're classics though - any idea where to get them? I'm sure no retailer in their right mind would sell them...

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0 starsPosted by Gwil on Fri Jun 18th 2004 at 8:02pm

Alone in the Dark.. thats Resident Evil's grandfather figure isnt it?

I remember it being in that vein, but it wasn't quite as popular as the other games which went on to ape it's style..
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0 starsPosted by Gollum on Wed Jun 16th 2004 at 10:39am

I love the style of this map
0 starsPosted by ReNo on Tue Jun 15th 2004 at 2:33pm

ROFL I didn't care for Fade to Black much to be honest, it was impressive at the time as it was one of the first PSX games I played, but I played it again recently and it was a big let down. Not a patch on Flashback or Another World if you ask me
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0 starsPosted by Kage_Prototype on Tue Jun 15th 2004 at 1:53pm

? quote:
was the sequel to Flashback named Alone In the Dark by any chance? I think we have a bunch of bargain-priced copies of it at Micro Center.


No...it was called Fade To Black...

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0 starsPosted by Jinx on Tue Jun 15th 2004 at 1:50pm

was the sequel to Flashback named Alone In the Dark by any chance? I think we have a bunch of bargain-priced copies of it at Micro Center.
0 starsPosted by 7dk2h4md720ih on Tue Jun 15th 2004 at 12:13pm

Oops, I must have read that as a nostalgic 'flashback'... get the trout.

I remember fade to black... it's about as bad as the plague it shares part of its name with.
0 starsPosted by Kage_Prototype on Tue Jun 15th 2004 at 11:05am

I think he was referring to a sequel to Flashback

Of which there was. It was called Fade To Black, on the PSX. It was 3D this time, with just as much emphasis on lateral puzzles as it did shooting the crap out of everything that moved. Probably the only thing I could think of that was bad about it was that it was so bloody hard. But it's one of the best games on the PSX, so if you can, pick it up!

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