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Sadly, I don't see any "Let's Play" videos for many of my favorite old classic games.

Of course, I could make my own, but I have so many *new* games to play. ;__;
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Damuna: You could start a community project. Which era of games are we talking about?
Given where I work, it's probably not too surprising that they tend to be late 80's and early 90's games for the most part. Titles like Battletech (which, okay, is mid-80's) and the Mechwarrior 2 games,, XWing, TIE Fighter, EarthSiege, Cyberstorm, Incubation, Heretic, ...and so forth.

Looking that over, I am apparently a crochety old man. :P

After some more searching, though, I see that some of the games that I didn't find on my first pass through (Judgment Rites, Fade to Black, Realms of Arkania, Elite) actually do have pretty complete playthrough uploads, they're just not "Let's Play" videos.

There are some games that I loved that would make terrible "Let's Play"s, though. Like Zork, the Gold Box SSI games, or even the Eye of the Beholder Series.
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Virama: Oh god, GIMME LINKAGE!!!! If they have subtitled ones I'm so watching them - voice is useless for this particular Sir Broken Ears....
I pretty much watch nostalgic gameplay videos for the games they cover, since I don't usually get much out of the audio myself. Of course, you can always turn on YouTube's auto subtitles. That's usually good for a laugh. ;__;
Post edited January 12, 2011 by TheEnigmaticT
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TheEnigmaticT: There are some games that I loved that would make terrible "Let's Play"s, though. Like Zork, the Gold Box SSI games, or even the Eye of the Beholder Series.
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Aliasalpha: How about my xbox 360 game? Its not the longest of longplay videos but you get to see all 4 alternate endings!
I remember writing text adventures in BASIC that were essentially that. Though I have to admit that the novelty of a text adventure on a 360 is a great example of extravagent waste. Kind of like using a corvette engine to power your sewing machine.