My Life with SEGA - Flashback: The Quest for Identity

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United States SEGAbits
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Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrrtNVOMOH0


Game:
Flashback (1992)
Duration: 5:39
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This is largely considered one of the best cinematic platformers ever made, along with Prince of Persia and Another World. It had one of the most ambitious marketing campaigns I've ever seen, boldly exclaiming it's "A CD-ROM game in a CARTRIDGE!"
My brother and I were amazed....back in 1993.

Is it a flashback worth having, or should we data-dump it like a fresh brownie?



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SEGAbits presently has 14,873 views for Flashback across 2 videos, and less than an hour worth of Flashback videos were uploaded to his channel. This makes up less than 0.07% of the total overall content on SEGAbits's YouTube channel.