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21:05 Luigi: "Humph! I'm gonna get you!"

I don;t think that deception will ever again be repeated.

How ironic in this day and age

That line has aged like milk

I'm sure I read on a bug report or section of the script that the coloured floor triggers were called "glyphs", or something like that. I guess something bright is great when you're a console that can only produce 32 colours!

@@TheVisionMixer can you imagine how this game would go on modern consoles? Like some devs made a spritual successor/sequel to the game

@@redwallfan123 I'd love a sequel, but FMV games don't seem to have their appeal. The different branches and lack of variation make them a bit too repeatable. They did re-release this with updated footage from the original Digital Pictures archives. It's out on PC (via Steam), Switch and PS4. Night Trap was also re-released with HD footage for the 25th Anniversary.

@@TheVisionMixer which I bought for my switch. And FMV games are still around. Look at tex Murphy games. They got their sequel "tesla effect" by crowd funding the game.

i disagree night trap is way better than this garbage

It was quite a feat, back in the late 80's and early 90's to be able to do this. The SegaCD was barely able to keep up with the data rates required. New codecs were developed, pushing the boundaries of what was possible at that time. Night Trap was done before this, and was actually made for a completely separate gaming system called NEMO. It had VHS tape decks that all played at the same time! A unique device, that never made it to the consumer. Night Trap was all filmed, and put aside. Til the technology (barely) came along in the 90s, and tracks could be jumped between using a CD system instead.

There is one at the end of the video... that one? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Pzr3yNX4UAI.htmlm1s

Yes! Thank you. I got that easter egg as a kid but it would be too much work to try to get it now. You have to make it to the third act and then die on purpose and enter a code, so it is easy to mess up.

This was put together to show all the scenes they used. It isn't a "playthrough". It was done to show when someone was caught, and then a second time when they were not caught. It was an attempt to show the entire story. The traps are quieter than the dialogue, and the traps were moved either side of the dialogue to allow you to hear what they were saying.

Albert Chyn If i remember correctly, I deliberately showed traps being triggered and also not being triggered. So you could see the video of what happened either way. This video isn’t an actual play through. Its purely edited together in roughly the way the game does play out.

Awesome! Thank you for your commitment to do this!

@@kheechung You appear to be right! It's the same guy with the fedora hat on that strums the guitar. When I put this together (years ago) I manually moved files from one bin to another during the edit process so that I could keep track of every clip and make sure every one was used. Either I somehow didn't rip that clip or I didn't spot that I had moved it across by accident. I was also following someone elses gameplay and using the clips from their playthrough, so I perhaps didn't spot it being used on that run. In the 25th Anniversary release on PS4, Switch and PC, all the footage is available to unlock.

To edit? It was done on Final Cut. To rip the footage? I can't remember, it was done many years ago. I remember it was PC software, but that's no use to you.

+Robert Walker Each 'trap' clip has two outcomes; the bad guy gets away or they are trapped. This video does show most of the options for each clip. It is possible to make a video for each separate view, but the quality of the clips isn't good (material from Sega CD) and there would be a lot of times where nothing happened.

+The Freelancer Is it okay if you can send me the footage? I want to send it to AVGN for a review.

Many times you can trap the main characters or not

Some clever people found a way to decode the video files off the original CD-ROM's. It took a LONG time to sync all the videos up by watching other people's play-throughs and getting a fairly accurate representation of all cameras. The game is now out for the 25th anniversary in glorious HD on PS4, Switch and Steam.

The original game was from the mid 90's (now being re-released for 25th anniversary on PS4, Switch and Steam). The player had to jump between CCTV cameras trapping the bad guys, and discover the code to unlock someone stuck in the basement. You could only see one camera at a time. Miss too many traps, and you lose the game. Jump around too much and you miss the story. This video is all the footage from all the cameras at the same time, allowing everyone to see the full story. This was back in the day when video played on a system via ultra-compressed 12fps 16 colour videos off a CD-ROM.

Thanks for the intel.. this was quite depressing to say the least

That video is from 1993

@@TheVisionMixer that video was in 1993