Digital Homicide Studios — Down the Rabbit Hole
Fredrik Knudsen
Aug 9, 2016 06:37
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The first in what I hope to be a miniature documentary series on internet rabbit holes. This first one is about Digital Homicide Studios, a delusional two-man game studio and the insane actions they take when they can't handle criticism.
100,000 thanks to Kevin MacLeod, from whose website I pulled all of my music at incompetech.com. All tracks are licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0 License. The songs, in order, are:
Spy Glass
Airport Lounge
Inspired
Sidewalk Shade -- slower
Finding the Balance
Decisions
Overworld
Master Disorder
The video sample of the "absurd game" comes from Vinesauce, the game being Le Fantabulous Game, available for free.
The audio visualization of the "interview" comes from youtube user DieDevDie.
Scripting, voice work, and musical choir bit in the intro are all done by me.
I was not paid for any endorsements in this video
Gaming
#Digital Homicide
#games
#video games
#Romine
#James
#Robert
#Brothers
#Kevin MacLeod
#game development
#documentary
#lawsuit
#jim sterling
#Vinesauce
#video game crash
#1983
#reviews
#review
#criticism
#journalism
#Jim Sterling's an ass
#but he's still pretty cool
#slaughtering grounds
#temper tantrum
#medieval mercs
#dtrh