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90's rts games
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Meen, Animation Magic developed the much-maligned Link: The Faces of Evil and Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon games for Phillips’ failed CD-i interactive media player.Īs Animation Magic oversaw the production of what would eventually amount to more than 20 minutes of classic 2D-animation, Blizzard dreamed about what it would be like to live in Azeroth. In addition to its work on the well-received educational game I.M. Unfortunately, Animation Magic’s track record was very hit-or-miss. You could actually have a horizon, so you could create things that were super tall in the background and that wouldn’t mess with the characters or gameplay.”įor Lord of the Clan’s animated sequences, Blizzard partnered with a subdivision of Capitol Multimedia called Animation Magic. But with Lord of the Clans we were able to take a third-person view for the first time.

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You don’t want to step on the gameplay with the environment. “In the RTS world, it’s all top-down and the environments have to be flat and simplistic, because gameplay comes first. “One of the things we worked with was establishing what the environments look like,” says Blizzard senior art director Samwise Didier. Blizzard prototyped what would become Warcraft Adventures: Lord of The Clans.

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In the early ’90s, adventure games like Day of the Tentacle, The Secret of Monkey Island, and Myst ate up a significant portion of the PC market, and Blizzard felt developing an adventure game set within the world of Warcraft was a smart move. Then, in late 1996, Blizzard's sister company, Capitol Multimedia, suggested Blizzard adapt the Warcraft franchise into another genre. Players loved Warcraft’s action-packed skirmishes, but its world was irrelevant. However, even though fans had enthusiastically warred their way across the land of Azeroth, Blizzard’s fantasy world felt largely devoid of personality. Blizzard’s second real-time strategy game won several awards and elevated Blizzard as a developer that cared about polish and game mechanics. Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness was one of the biggest PC releases of the mid-’90s.















90's rts games