Ep 61: Digital Pictures' Night Trap – Collateral Gaming Video Game Podcast (SPOILERS)
Collateral Gaming Video Game Podcast
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Show Notes
Title(s):
Developer: Digital Pictures
Publisher(s):
- Sega (SCD/32X)
- Virgin Interactive (3DO)
- Digital Pictures (DOS/Mac)
- Screaming Villains (25AE)
Designers: James Riley (director), Rob Fulop
Platforms:
- Sega CD, 32X, 3DO, MS-DOS, Mac OS
- PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation Vita (25AE)
Release date(s):
- November 1992 (SCD)
- August 15, 2017 (25AE: PS4/PC)
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SHOWNOTES: On the latest episode of Collateral Gaming, Beau and Ash discuss the controversial 1992 interactive movie originally released on Sega CD—Night Trap! Both ahead of its time and of its time, it was one of the games that led to the creation of the ESRB and cited as one of the worst video games of all time. But does the title really deserve all that? We talk about it, as well as compare the original and 25th Anniversary Edition releases. Stay tuned for more retro gaming reviews, as we discuss Vandal Hearts on our next episode!
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