Posted by James Spanos under Dev Diaries, Features
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Making games. Sometimes a hard task. Sometimes it is made to look like it’s not. What about trying to make again what’s already been made? Yes, this is an article about remakes. And it’s based on my HHGTG experiences.
But what is HHGTG (aka H2G2)? These are acronyms for ‘Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’. A book (and radio play) written in the early 80′s that became and still is a cult phenomenon for Science Fiction fans, very much like its author Douglas Adams. Shortly after the book, Douglas alongside Steve Meretzky, a programmer from Infocom, created a text adventure based on the book’s universe. One of the most successful and clearly one of the most remarkable games ever. (more…)
Tags: 1984, Adventure Game Studio, Adventure Games, AGS, Cruise for a Corpse, Douglas Adams, H2G2, HHGTG, Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy, Infocom, Interactive Fiction, remake, Star Wars, Steve Meretzky, The thing your Aunt gave you, Vangelis