Random DOS Game Show #326: Space Dude (1994)

Random DOS Game Show #326: Space Dude (1994)

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United Kingdom Retro Gaming Discourse
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Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmaypS6eVsU


Doom
Game:
Doom (1993)
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Show
Duration: 8:28
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One of the more bizarre games played on the show, Space Dude is a combination of overworld strategy and real-time numpad minigames. James becomes Space Dude, one of the worst superheroes of all time. He gets eaten by a shark, attacked by rockets launched from spiders and booed by the very people he's protecting.



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