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Sewer Shark is a full-motion-video game released in 1992 and developed by Digital Pictures. It uses filmed video sequences as the basis for an interactive science-fiction action experience and was distributed as a pack-in title associated with the Sega CD console. The game is of interest to players...
Corpse Killer is a 1994 interactive movie and rail shooter developed and published by Digital Pictures. It uses live-action full-motion video in a first-person shooting format: the player controls a special-forces soldier sent to the tropical island of Cay Noir, where Hellman has created a zombie ou...
Ground Zero Texas is a 1993 full-motion-video shooter for the Sega CD, developed by Digital Pictures and published by Sony Imagesoft. It places the player in a surveillance operation in a small Texas town where aliens are replacing abducted residents with human-looking agents. Gameplay alternates am...
[Double Switch](https://www.mobygames.com/game/9315/double-switch/) is a 1993 interactive-movie adventure game by Digital Pictures, first released for the Sega CD. It is set in the Edward Arms, an apartment complex with an Egyptian-themed history, where the player monitors security cameras and activ...
Supreme Warrior is a 1994 interactive movie, or full-motion video game, developed by Digital Pictures for the Sega CD and Sega 32X consoles. Digitized martial arts actors were overlaid on static, pre-rendered backgrounds, and the player experiences the fights in first person, entering timed button s...
Slam City with Scottie Pippen is a 1994 full-motion video basketball game for the Sega CD, developed by Digital Pictures, the studio behind FMV titles like Night Trap and Double Switch. The player competes in live-action one-on-one basketball challenges against NBA All-Star Scottie Pippen, then a fo...
Why this score
Celebrity FMV novelty with awkward basketball mechanics; retrospective reception is mostly poor despite some Sega CD curiosity value.
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Make My Video: INXS is a full-motion video game developed by Digital Pictures and released for the Sega CD in 1992. Part of the Make My Video series, which also included entries built around Kriss Kross, Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, and C+C Music Factory, it casts the player as an editor cutting...
Why this score
Slightly more tolerable source music than peers, but still widely dismissed for awkward interface, weak footage, and minimal game value.
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Make My Video: Kris Kross is a 1992 full-motion-video music game developed by Digital Pictures for the Sega CD. It gives the player a set of prerecorded clips and asks them to assemble music videos for Kris Kross songs, switching footage and effects in time with the soundtrack. The game includes Jum...
Why this score
Same poorly received Make My Video formula; some period novelty, but reviews and retrospective reputation are strongly negative.
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Make My Video: C+C Music Factory is the title used for Power Factory Featuring C+C Music Factory, a 1992 Digital Pictures full-motion-video music game for the Sega CD, published by Sony Imagesoft. It places the player in a fictional music factory and lets them assemble edited footage around three C+...
Why this score
Notorious Make My Video entry with poor controls and low replay value; mostly remembered as FMV-era shovelware.
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Make My Video: Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch is a 1992 Sega CD title developed by Digital Pictures as part of its Make My Video series. It uses prerecorded footage of Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, including songs such as "Good Vibrations," "Wildside," "I Need Money," and "You Gotta Believe." The...
Why this score
Frequently cited among Sega CD's worst FMV releases; novelty music license cannot offset clumsy editing gameplay and poor reviews.
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