Games for Windows 95 - Spycraft
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The final game to be featured in the Games for Windows 95 CD Sampler is Spycraft, another cinematic aided adventure game, this time about spies.
Developed and published by ActiVision in 1996 for Windows, Mac and MS-DOS platforms, Spycraft circles around an attempt to assassinate the president of the United States and the involvement of CIA and SVR agencies to prevent it.
Fun fact for this game, former agent of the CIA William Colby and former agent of the KGB Oleg Kalugin, participated in the development of the game, and appeared themselves in it, giving the game a strong realism tone, which helped make it successful at the time.
Once again, the entry for this is just an interactive slideshow about it, without any playable demo.
Enjoy!
Spycraft wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spycraft:_The_Great_Game
ActiVision wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activision
Full playthrough by NintendoComplete
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0z_eWMm_jCU
Return to Manhattan Space Station
https://youtu.be/ncX_sbIGxv8?t=481
If you followed this miniseries of Games for Windows 95 CD Sampler up to now, I'm greatly thankful for having you around. I hope you enjoyed each one of these entries and feel a bit nostalgic as I felt while doing this series. My original purpose for doing this was to make a simple reminder of the contents I used to enjoy when I was younger, and to allow anyone else to get the full experience of what this old CD sampler offered. If everything goes well, every single video will be linked together to replicate the original Manhattan Station experience, going in and out of each demo, in a rudimentary way perhaps, but effective I think.
Again, thank you so much for stepping by. Feel free to leave a comment in this video or in any other if you like.
Have a great day!
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