FMV Horror | A Strange Moment in Gaming History
The 1990s was a time of rapid change in the tech powering video game graphics. From pre-rendering, to ray casting, to texture-mapped polygons, it seemed that a major innovation was around every corner. However, the pathway towards graphical realism hasn't always been clear. Let's explore one such forking path: full-motion video. With CD-powered consoles and home PCs arriving in the 90's, FMV-powered games became viable at last, promising the world... but only delivering oddity after oddity. Thanks to Uncle Willy for composing the spooky version of this channel's intro theme! Links: / majuular / majuular / majuular / @majuularcade (2nd channel) Watch my Harvester video: • Harvester Review | The Wacky Adventures of... Music used in this video (with timestamps): https://pastebin.com/g0mi9AQQ Also, the music used in the Don "So what?" edit was THE GOVT KNOWS by KNOWER. 00:00 - Introduction 6:37 - Night Trap 23:07 - The 7th Guest 30:25 - Frankenstein: Through the Eyes of the Monster 35:30 - Corpse Killer 40:30 - Phantasmagoria 1:05:36 - Gabriel Knight 2: The Beast Within 1:38:52 - Bad Mojo 1:55:08 - Harvester 2:14:11 - Conclusion

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