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Cinematic platformers. Key characteristics are realistic animations, interactions with the environment, harsh consequences and heavy focus on story and atmosphere. Pioneered by Jordan Mechner with Prince of Persia (Amiga version shown in the video). Another World and Flashback are also the Amiga versions, Blackthorn is the SNES one, OnEscapee... show more

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