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Exclusive: Writer Of Lockdown Horror Hit 'Host' Is Aiming To Revolutionise FMV Games With 'Ghosts' © Visible Games Back in the '90s, FMV video games were seen as a way of harnessing the amazing storage potential of CD-ROM to create immersive, life-like video games – but although cult classics like Night Trap found an audience, few would argue FMV gaming was a true revolution; the lack of interaction was painfully clear, even back then. However, seemingly against all odds, FMV gaming has undergone something of a resurgence of late thanks to titles such as Her Story and Telling Lies, as ...

Packaging for the Asciiware Sphere 360 PlayStation controller (photo courtesy of Hock Wah Yeo) When Hock Wah Yeo was hired by the game publisher Velocity, the head of the company gave him an unusual order: “Scare me.” 1     Let’s say you go to the store and buy a video game. What does it look like? Chances are, it comes in a plastic box, roughly the size of a DVD case, and there’s a logo on the top that tells you what platform it’s for — Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo. It’s easy to understand, and it’s easy to fit on shelves. Retailers like it. The platform owners like it. This...

Screaming Villains gave us Night Trap: 25th Anniversary Edition, Double Switch: 20th Anniversary Edition, now Ground Zero: Texas.

Sega CD FMV Game Ground Zero: Texas to Receive Remaster Kentucky-based developers Screaming Villains have been working hard at remastering ’90s FMV games from Digital Pictures such as Night Trap, Double Switch, and Corpse Killer so that modern audiences can enjoy them, be it through their gameplay or by laughing at their newly-restored cheesiness (mostly the latter). Their next remaster? The 1993 Sega CD game Ground Zero: Texas, as seen in the trailer below for the game’s Nuclear Edition. Set in the Texas border town of El Cadron, the game sees you monitoring a series of BattleCams in ord...

At the end of the day, democrats went from 0 to $1.6 billion. we're hearing there is restrictions on how the $1.6 billion could be used and interior enforcement limitations. those are the key things in the next couple days, neil. because they have to get this text posted on monday so the house of representatives can at here to its so-called 72-hour rule, post the text 72 hours before they vote on it and they have to move it through the senate. that's why this turning radius is so tight by a week from today. >> and the president could be a wild card. >> some were skeptical if the president woul...