Here a small video I recorded on one of the later levels. Notice the exquisite aminations of the main character that was obtained using the rotoscoping technique. This game was one of the first games to do this so successfully.
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Thursday 5 September 2013
Flashback (Sega Mega Drive / Genesis) - Sep. 2013
The game of the month for this first run of the RGC is Flashback from Delphine Software. The Sega Mega Drive / Genesis version was chosen because this was the initial target when developing the game, and because the game's designer Paul Cuisset says that this is the best version of the game. For an in-depth description of Flashback please check out the WikiPedia page here.
Here a small video I recorded on one of the later levels. Notice the exquisite aminations of the main character that was obtained using the rotoscoping technique. This game was one of the first games to do this so successfully.
Here a small video I recorded on one of the later levels. Notice the exquisite aminations of the main character that was obtained using the rotoscoping technique. This game was one of the first games to do this so successfully.
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