Entry 300 in an on-going video series that offers a selection of musical tracks from various titles throughout gaming's history.
The Dig
Year: 1995
Platform: PC
Developer: LucasArts Entertainment...
Entry 300 in an on-going video series that offers a selection of musical tracks from various titles throughout gaming's history.
The Dig
Year: 1995 Platform: PC Developer: LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC Publisher: LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC Video source: lnino
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@Larrylarp Yes he was. In the credits(both intro and ending) there actually was mentioned that whole concept of this fantastic game is based on Spielbergs idea :-)
Yeah I've read about it (now). I think Spielberg wanted to have an episode like this to his tv series but it would have been too expensive, so the concept was made into a game.
By doing more research I also discovered that Spielberg has worked with Medal of Honor (boo!) and Boom Bloxx (hooray!).
I believe it's all available for free several places on the webs :) There are two soundtracks as far as I know. I'll link here in reply right after I've found something.
What an amazing, creepy, haunting, incredible game. I NEED to find this game ASAP and give it another run through. I loved the sci-fi aspects when I was like 8 and I'm sure I'll love the deep story now that I'm much older.
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Yes he was. In the credits(both intro and ending) there actually was mentioned that whole concept of this fantastic game is based on Spielbergs idea :-)
By doing more research I also discovered that Spielberg has worked with Medal of Honor (boo!) and Boom Bloxx (hooray!).
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