Certain Macs produced around 1992, like the Centris 610, included with the bundled CDs one called the "Apple Chronicle," which contained some software demos and a HyperCard newsletter evangelizing Apple's new QuickTime technology, which at the time was pretty jaw-droppingly awesome. There were several hints in the content that the Chronicle was intended to be a periodic publication, but to my knowledge, only the one issue was ever produced.
The "Editorial & Comics" section of the newsletter contained a short cartoon animated in MacroMind Director, which later became Macromedia Director and later still Adobe Director. The cartoon, titled "Mac 'n' Tish!," is completely uncredited on the CD with regards to animators and voice actors, except for the signature "Deigert" on the art frames. An advertisement elsewhere in the Chronicle for the company Media Design has the same characters from the cartoon making a sales pitch for the company's services, saying they are the ones who produced the animation. I have uploaded this video of the cartoon as a tribute to the anonymous heroes at Media Design who created it.
There are several parts of the cartoon where the audio and video pause during CD access of the next segment. I have left these intact for authentic flavor.
I REMEMBER this shit!!! I was like 8 when I found it, and I watched it a million times. Not because it was good (at all) but because... what else was I going to watch on a Centris610? ... Well, Myst, obvs. But I had a LOT of hours to fill. :P
JayMichigan 1 year ago
same
officialpimp911 2 years ago
this is stupid again wasted 2:24 mins of my life
djdecca 2 years ago