1994. It was a year that marked great things for console gamers: “Final Fantasy 6” and “Super Metroid” were both released that year for the SNES, along with numerous other titles of less repute, yet which were still excellent. PC gamers, on the other hand, got the first iffy “Warcraft,” which was later ported to PlayStation, “DOOM 2,” “Heretic,” and the original “Elder Scrolls.” It was still a rather dark time for PC gaming, as, even if those titles appealed to your incredibly poor taste, you’d still need to have spent 10 times the SNES’ retail price on your PC, and there was still no guarantee that it would even run the games you threw at it. Because reasons.
1994 was still the era of the 2D Platformer, though the RPG was quickly gaining popularity and push... |
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