In every episode of Multimedia HyperGuide we take a look at games, applications and hardware in the Windows 3.1 era.
Part four of our series on Eric Chahi's Another World - finally, the development story of the game itself!
Part three of our series on Eric Chahi's Another World - focusing purely on the development history of Chahi's early titles.
Part two of our series on Eric Chahi's Another World, this time devoted to the meat of the topic.
Part one of our series on Eric Chahi's Another World. This catch-up episode is very listener mail-heavy!
Welcome back for part two of our deep dive into Delphine Software's cinematic puzzle-platformer Flashback, focused on the development history.
Having an identity crisis? I know Conrad is! This is part one of our deep dive into Delphine Software's cinematic puzzle-platformer Flashback.
In Part two of our series on SimAnt: Some good/not-so-good surprises, and brief history of Maxis Software.
SimAnt: Electronic Ant Colony or Mouth-to-Mouth Barf Simulator? You decide!
Welcome back for the second half of our DOS Prompt series on Betrayal at Krondor, where I discuss the development history of the game.
Welcome all you Northwarden Piggies! Today's episode is a first: we're dropping down to a DOS Prompt to talk about Betrayal at Krondor.
I didn't do it. Wait, no, I finally did. This week: Berkeley Systems' Simpsons After Dark Screensaver.
This week: Chris Pirih's SkiFree and some wonderful listener e-mail!
This week we discuss Rick Saada's role-playing game Castle of the Winds, and listen to some wonderful listener e-mail!
This week we discuss the Maxis simulator classic SimFarm, as well a story errata from a prior podcast and listener mail.
Three days of jackhammering and concrete cutting outside of my window means episode 6 is delayed until the madness stops.
San Diego Zoo Presents: The Animals! The Multimedia PC specification, a short discussion of Blender magazine, and memories of Video for Windows.
A short episode to wish you all a happy Father's Day, and share a little fatherly story of my own.
Our first foray into the world of Windows 3.1 gaming: The Adventures of MicroMan. I reflect on the history of this much loved cult classic, and talk a little about its creator. You can download the original shareware version of and even play it in-browser. Read technical information on and check out Brian Goble's
In my inaugural episode I talk about my first Windows 3.1 computer and sketch out some ideas for future episodes.
Feeling totally twisted? I know I am! This week: The history of Berkeley Systems and its After Dark suite.
This is a big fat episode! In this episode you'll learn about the poorly-selling LucasArts roguelite, warezing over ISDN lines using DCC bots, and I summarize an interview with creator Hal Barwood.
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