
Originally posted by Bobak:
<strong>These are all great picks, I'd forgetten about some of them.
Personally, I think all the full motion video games were worthless, but some people still dig'em (and people picked the best of the particular litter). You may consider Night Trap, just for the historical/controversy sake of it.</strong><hr></blockquote>
What was the controversy with Night Trap?
Originally posted by mog:
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What was the controversy with Night Trap?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Night Trap was the first video game to push the boundaries a little to far; most of the live actors in the game were killed and such and it was recalled from shelves. It was re-released without the 'video-nasty' parts. The original uncut version regularly fetches $50 on ebay. It was also the very first game in europe to be given a age restriction (15)