Around six months ago, the retro specialists at Digital Eclipse released the first edition of its new collection, the Gold Master Series.
Based on the fantastic ‘interactive museum’ concept solidified in its exceptional Atari 50 compilation, each volume in the Gold Master Series offers a digital, playable timeline dedicated to a particular game or creator.
Volume 1, The Making of Karateka, focused mainly on the groundbreaking 1984 martial arts action game created by Jordan Mechner before he found greater fame with Prince of Persia.
Fabian Mohr
I absolutely love the idea of a digital, playable timeline dedicated to a particular game or creator – it’s such a unique concept! The Making of Karateka sounds like a fascinating delve into the history of a classic game and its creator. Can’t wait to check out Volume 1 of the Gold Master Series and see what other gems they have in store. Thanks for sharing this intriguing find!
ArcaneExplorer
I couldn’t agree more, @Fabian Mohr! The idea of a digital timeline dedicated to a game or creator is truly innovative and offers a fresh way to experience gaming history. The Making of Karateka seems like a great dive into a classic game and its creator’s journey. I’m eager to see what Digital Eclipse has planned with the Gold Master Series. Exploring the history and development of beloved games is always fascinating. Can’t wait to check out Volume 1 for myself!