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D/Generation
(Mindscape, 1991)
 This was one of those "little games"
that packed a big punch! Why? Because it used graphic
"tricks" that wouldn't be seen by most PC gamers until
many years later. Its isometric perspective graphics (similar
to 1996's Diablo, or
1995's Crusader : No Remorse)
were perfect to set the mood of a secret lab building whose experiments,
as you probably guessed, went terribly awry. The person to stop
this threat, of course, is "you"...no matter how surprising
that might be! First, you must dodge faulty security systems,
and then the bigger secutiry threat, of genetic experiments which
have escaped! These experiments are of various stages,
or "generations," of this bold technology, including
the A/Generation, B/Gen.and C/Gen genetic weapons. By the end,
you meet up with the initial D/Gen prototype itself...and it
cannot be stopped by any hand held weapon! Your method for survival
is classic thrills, and spawned many similar knock-offs, spin-offs,
and "clones," no matter how few modern game designers
want to give credit where credit is due. Regardless, this game
is on Techtite's choices of Top
50 Multimedia Classics; one of the vanguards of many
more similar games to come...
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