Tim Smith 邪悪なヤギハンター
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Here's a great video about "The Lurking Horror" https://t.co/42E7BcKwW5
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"The Lurking Horror" is a key representation of early PC horror and Infocom's swan-song era, and in fact it is Infocom's only horror title. This game played a huge role in atmospheric dread in gaming and also helped provide the blueprint for modern narrative horror. It is an
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re The Lurking Horror, from @HeritageAuction "This is the only copy of The Lurking Horror for the PC listed on VGA's October census, and it marks the very first time we've offered any version of the title. Written by Infocom co-founder Dave Lebling, this chilling work of
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Here's a great video about "Chiller" https://t.co/jgaWCEhl1J
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"Chiller" is widely considered the first truly graphic video game, and it was highly controversial in its time. Originally an arcade game in '86, many arcades refused to buy it, some hid it, and many banned or pulled it entirely. There were numerous censorship debates. "Chiller"
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re Chiller, from @HeritageAuction "Highly sought-after in NES collecting circles, Chiller is notoriously difficult to find-especially sealed and in tiptop shape. This copy appears nearly untouched, with crisp presentation that belies its age. Originally released in arcades by
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Two more "rare as hen's teeth", vintage horror video games added to my collection: "Chiller" - CGC 9.4 A+ Sealed, NES AGCI 1990 USA 🪦 "The Lurking Horror" - VGA 85+ NM+ Sealed [5 1/4-Inch Disk, with Special Offer Coupons], PC Infocom 1987 USA 🕳️
🧵1/ What are the true roots of survival horror gaming? ☠️ Before Resident Evil, there were two giants: Sweet Home (1989) and Alone in the Dark (1992). Both defined the genre in different ways... one Japanese, one French. Let’s break down their influence and legacy. 👇
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Everyone's got the same 24 hours, you just gotta use it wisely.
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