DOS Gaming Is Better Part XII: The Confines of Creativity

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Doom
Game:
Doom (1993)
Duration: 8:04
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Lawnie stretches comparative analogies to their breaking point by spending the first six minutes of this latest video talking about serialised fiction instead of gaming. He then finally wraps it back around to how the difficulties that creatives face in the current era are far more pervasive than back in the 19th and 20th Centuries. There's nothing new under the sun.



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