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Tsunami Games was formed in 1991 by Edmond Heinbockel, former chief financial officer of Sierra On-Line. Its early games were point-and-click adventure games including Ringworld: Revenge of The Patriarch, which was based on the Ringworld novels by Larry Niven. Blue Force, a police procedural adventure game, was designed by Jim Walls, the former designer of the Police Quest series at Sierra. Also notable was Protostar: War on the Frontier (1993), a space exploration and adventure game in the style of Starflight.
[edit] Tags:American,Video Game Developer,Publisher,Sierra Entertainment,Oakhurst, California,Adventure Games,Interactive Movies,Chief Financial Officer,Ringworld: Revenge Of The Patriarch,Ringworld,Larry Niven,Blue Force,Jim Walls,Police Quest,Protostar: War On The Frontier,Starflight,Flash Traffic: City Of Angels,Silent Steel,Full Motion Video Based Games,Man Enough,Dating Sim,Wacky Funsters!,Geekwad: Games Of The Galaxy,Return To Ringworld,Free Enterprise, | |||||||||||||||||
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Tsunami made three interactive movies. Flash Traffic: City of Angels (1994) and Silent Steel (1995) are full motion video based games in which the player watches video clips and is asked to choose one of three options approximately every 15 seconds. These choices generally affect the game's story. Silent Steel was reportedly honored by PC Entertainment Magazine for "Best Use of Live-Action Footage" in a CD-ROM game.[1] The third "interactive movie" is Man Enough, a dating sim which includes ostensibly "sexy" live-action video sequences.[2]
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Ringworld: Revenge of The Patriarch (1992)
Wacky Funsters! (1992)
Geekwad: Games of The Galaxy (1992)
Blue Force (1993)
Protostar: War on the Frontier (1993)
Return to Ringworld (1994)
Flash Traffic: City of Angels (1994)
Man Enough (1994)
Silent Steel (1995)
Free Enterprise (or Free Enterpri$e) (1996)
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^ a b "Tsunami Media, Inc.". MobyGames. http://www.mobygames.com/company/tsunami-media-inc. Retrieved 2010-01-13.
^ "Man Enough". MobyGames. http://www.mobygames.com/game/man-enough. Retrieved 2010-01-13.
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