Alas the first game is rather hard to come by. The first game was completely in an isometric 3D perspective set entirely on the planet Twinsun. In his first outing Twinsen had to rescue his girlfriend Zoe from the clutches of the evil “FunFrock” – a nasty wizard and dictator of Twinsun, and he must also save the goddess that lives in the planet’s core from said nasty wizard, as he wishes to kill her and steal all her power.
It was also released shortly after with the title Relentless: Twinsen’s Adventure. Twinsen’s career as a dress-wearing world saver began at the end of 1994 with Little Big Adventure (Adeline Software International). Loading times were not that bad, but hardly helped by these two standing on the disc. Also, and this is important, I’ve discovered the development of a fan-made Little Big Adventure Prequel! It’s a wonderful universe to get lost in, and I intend to in this blog post, in the hope you’ll dig it out, dust it down, and play it – or if you don’t have it, find it and take your first step into a wonderful new world. What has made me so very fond of it, though, is its character.
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At the time I was using a Pentium 166 MMX and the full motion video of this game, and the inviting 3D worlds blew my tiny little mind. I was eleven when this game was released, I think I got a copy when I was 12 and it had been re-released by EA. The only reason that happened, though, was because he played a part in making them in the first place with his voice work for Twinsen in Little Big Adventure 2: Twinsen’s Odyssey (Adeline Software International, 1997).
I mentioned in a caption in the last article that David Gasman ruined some of my treasured childhood memories by voicing the lunatic Lucas Kane in Fahrenheit (Quantic Dream, 2005). In other news I've changed my name to Eurth.
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