Welcome to this week's, "Sequel, Spin Off, Start Over or Stay Dead?" Each week we're going to look at a dormant franchise that was once pretty popular, but for some reason has disappeared into the sands of time. Diehard GameFAN staffers will have four options for what they want to have happen to the series and you can see them in the title of this piece.
This week, Diehard GameFAN is looking at one of the best selling (and most controversial) PC games of all time. Some locations (and even entire countries) refused to carry it, yet it would go on to win numerous awards including a few GOTY awards for 1995. This game would become one of Sierra's best selling title of all time, and along with The 7th Guest, remains the high point of the Full-Motion-Video (Or FMV for short) era. Join us as the Diehard GameFAN stuff remembers and discusses what should be done with Phantasmagoria.
It's time to get weird. We've rounded up some of the most bizarre DOS games out there.
Point-and-click adventure games were a staple of the early-to-mid 90s PC gaming scene, with some of the more memorable ones being in the horror genre.
Pam/Cannot Be Tamed of Gaming Rebellion takes a look at Sierra’s best-selling FMV point and click horror game, Phantasmagoria. Is the controversy it caused warranted? Is the FMV acting amazingly terrible? Is it even fun to play? Watch to find out.
