The Making of The 7th Guest - VHS Special Edition Video - 1993
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- A VHS video tape supplied with the early releases of The 7th Guest on the IBM PC.
See : www.computinghistory.org.uk/de...
(c) 1993 Virgin Games Inc. 
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Graeme and Rob were so ahead of their time. I absolutely was obsessed with this game.
We (the computer shop I used to work in) sold a lot of PC's on the back of that game! EVERYONE wanted CD-ROM!!
This game is the reason why I got my first CD-ROM drive. 1X speed and used a disc caddy. Kids today will never understand the struggle we had back in the day with 1X CD-ROM drives and having to configure sound card drivers, etc.
@@geekwithsocialskills And resolving IRQ conflicts, fun times.
I still have this game in the Box. One of the most amazing ever!
Indeed, amazing game, especially for it's time. I still own my original copy as well complete with this VHS tape.
My new copy didn't come with the tape mentioned on the box but I later found a used one at the flea market that did. There was enough room on disc 2 for them to include it there.
Those 90's. Good times.
Man... I remember when I bought that game. I was in the 7th grade, so it was late 1993 or early 1994. I bought it from Electronics Boutique in the mall, slapped it in my 486DX-33, and dang... I still listen to the soundtrack sometimes today even though I sadly no longer have the actual game itself...
Who was the band that performed the theme tune? It’s an awesome song.
@@cellar9264 I think it was all electronic. The musical score was by a guy who went as The Fat Man. I actually think you can find him on IMDB. I know I have looked them up somewhere before. And you are correct, it is absolutely awesome!
I watched this VHS so many times as a kid.
Saved up so much money and bought this game at the local Radio Shack. Took me a bit to get it to run properly. Amazing. This game even taught you how to play the theme song on a piano
I love this game and still got it on my shelf
I still own my original copy as well and like you, it sits on my shelf in the game room. I recently fired it up for a quick play and the next thing I knew, 2 hours had gone by. Darn that evil toy maker ;-)
Very cool. A few months ago I digitized my personal copy of this VHS tape and put it up on my channel. I still own my original copy of the game that I purchased new back in the day. The game is still fun to play in 2020.
Thanks so much for uploading this. I was recently able to get my hands on a physical copy of this.
I found mine at a college book sale for a $1.
Shame Graeme is doing an NFT game.