DOS Gaming Is Better Part II: The Motivation

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United Kingdom Retro Gaming Discourse
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StarCraft
Game:
StarCraft (1998)
Duration: 7:25
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The second part of the forty-seven part series explaining why games from the past are better. This time we're focusing on the motivation behind the developers creating these fantastic titles, and how the industry they thrived in was better than what's happening now.



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