All articles tagged with #interactive documentary
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection, featuring classic titles from the franchise's early years across various platforms, is set to launch later in 2025 for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, including online play, interviews, and lore exploration, developed by Digital Eclipse.
Digital Eclipse is releasing the Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection later this year, a comprehensive retro compilation featuring multiple versions of Mortal Kombat games from 1 to 4, with modern enhancements, online rollback netcode, and an interactive documentary exploring the franchise's history and secrets.
Tetris Forever, a new retro game collection by Digital Eclipse, explores the complex history of Tetris through an interactive documentary format. The collection includes 18 Tetris games, some previously unreleased, and features a timeline of the game's development, including interviews with creator Alexey Pajitnov. It also introduces Tetris Time Warp, a modern version with historical gameplay elements. Launching on November 12th, Tetris Forever offers a comprehensive look at Tetris' cultural impact and evolution.
A new "interactive documentary" called Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story is now available on Steam, bundling 42 of legendary British indie developer Jeff Minter's classic games for modern PCs. The collection includes early works from platforms like Sinclair ZX81, Commodore VIC-20, C64, and Atari Jaguar, but notably excludes some of his more recent releases like Space Giraffe and Polybius. Additionally, Songbird Productions announced the revival of Minter's Tempest 3000 for the Nuon set-top box, although it remains exclusive to the original hardware.
Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story for Nintendo Switch is an interactive documentary that delves into the career and mind of video game designer Jeff Minter, founder of Llamasoft. The documentary provides a comprehensive look at Minter's life, including his creations, experiences, and the corporatization of the gaming industry. It features playable games, videos, image galleries, and interviews, offering a deep dive into Minter's work. Despite minor audio sync issues, the documentary is a well-crafted and immersive experience, showcasing Minter's impact on gaming history.