DOS Gaming Is Better Part XIV: The Genre Blending

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StarCraft
Game:
StarCraft (1998)
Duration: 7:46
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In this episode, Lawnie discusses how older designers and developers managed to seamlessly blend systems together because they built those systems incorporated into their games from the ground up. He also points out that the more modern attempts are ham-fisted in their approach precisely because said systems have already been designed and standardised over the years.



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