Judging By The Cover: Out Of This World - Good But Strange Box Art | |
Out Of This World - Good But Strange Box Art Also known as Another World in civilized countries. | |
Damn good show with the two cops angle. | |
Man, that was a blast from the past. I remember Snesing Another World back in the day although, now Yahtzee's pointed it out, the box art was pretty pants. Still, great game though, and funny episode. Enjoying this show a lot more than I thought I would. | |
I like how when he really likes something he makes these grand assumptions. Oh, the faceless red-head is bravely embracing the new mysterious world with wonder and curiosity is he? | |
I will always like how you cut the video off abruptly after a random line. | |
What the Hell?! Mike isn't even on the SNES box art! This is an outrage! | |
I thought the guy on the first cover was hoping he'd get hit by lightning so he could do a reenactment of 'the quickening'. Splendid series. | |
When I saw the first cover I expected something along the lines of this: | |
I like your interpretation better. To me, he messed up the mood by implying America is not a real country. | |
Thank you, Mr. Croshaw, it is a lovely episode. | |
I love these so much. This one is my favorite so far. Regards, Mike Aruba For real though - I really love these! | |
I feel like the first cover was inappropriate because it seemed to be for a much better game. I never got a sense of wonder from another world. I got a sense as if the developer hated the players and would've rather made an art-house movie. | |
I first played it when DOS 2.1 was a thing. I used floppy discs to load it onto a 486SX25 computer with a 220 Meg Hard Drive. And believe you me: I thought I'd died and gone to PC heaven. This is at a time when Duck Hunt was thought to be cutting edge. It was hard though. I died many times before I gave up. Now I'll have to go to youtube to see if I can find out what ended up happening. Good thing I gave up. | |
New contender for personal favourite - Doom or (Out Of This)Another World. | |
That was nostalgic. I love the affectionate ribbing at the first piece of box art. | |