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Bad Influence!

Bad Influence!: Season 4 (1995)

  • Episodes: 14
  • Premiered September 6, 1995

Episodes

  1. Update on the Super Consoles

    Episode 1 · · 20m

    Update on the Super Consoles

    Main Review: Panzer Dragoon (Saturn) Features: A update on the super consoles; Virtual Violet on sequels; The Virtual Guitar accessory Report: Dave Perry and Earthworm Jim 2

  2. Games based on TV Shows

    Episode 2 · · 20m

    Games based on TV Shows

    Main Review: Comix Zone (MD) Features: Games Based on TV Shows; Virtual Violet on Websites; A look at Nickelodeon Director’s Lab Report: Community access cable TV show Video Game Slams

  3. Serial Play Multiplayer Gaming

    Episode 3 · · 20m

    Serial Play Multiplayer Gaming

    Main Review: Donkey Kong Land (GB) Features: Serial Play multiplayer gaming; The Bad Influence! web cam; Virtual Violet on live web cams Report: SIGGRAPH ‘95

  4. The Sony Playstation

    Episode 4 · · 20m

    The Sony Playstation

    Main Review: Wipeout (PS) Features: The Playstation, its games and peripherals; Virtual Violet on Development of Joypads; A look at a Doom editor Report: The birthplace of videogames, Silicon Valley

  5. The History of Pool Games

    Episode 5 · · 20m

    The History of Pool Games

    Main Review: Command & Conquer (PC) Features: The history of Pool Games; A look at the flight sim EF2000; Virtual Violet on Endorfun; The Nintendo Virtual Boy Report: Virtual World in LA

  6. Worms

    Episode 6 · · 20m

    Worms

    Main Review: Shinobi X (Saturn) Features: Getting Worms noticed by publishers; a look at The Net film and its website; Virtual Violet on viewers’ feedback Report: A motion capture studio in Sheffield

  7. The Cheat Boy

    Episode 7 · · 20m

    The Cheat Boy

    Main Review: Killer Instinct (SNES) Features: Cheats and tips with Cheat Boy; A new 3D imaging system without special glasses; Virtual Violet on science fiction Report: Using GPS to aid the visually impaired

  8. How a Laser Display is created

    Episode 8 · · 20m

    How a Laser Display is created

    Main Review: Tekken (PS) Features: Game Pro magazine’s worm lollypop cover mount; How a laser display is created; A look at Doom-style games; Virtual Violet on playing bad guys Report: Filming The Darkening at Pinewood Studios

  9. Telephone calls over the Internet

    Episode 9 · · 20m

    Telephone calls over the Internet

    Main Review: Powerdrive Rally (Jaguar) Features: A look at new gadgets; Making phone calls over the Internet and the latest Internet technology; Virtual Violet on viewpoints in 3D games Report: Guide to turn an idea into a game

  10. Clothes designed on Computer

    Episode 10 · · 20m

    Clothes designed on Computer

    Main Review: Worms (PS) Features: Clothes designed on a computer; A look at the latest football games; Virtual Violet on cheats available on the Internet Report: Shooting video sequences for games

  11. Cyber Pets

    Episode 11 · · 20m

    Cyber Pets

    Main Review: Vectorman (MD) Features: Cyber pets; A new technique to model virtual hair Report: The Nintendo Ultra 64

  12. Games for the Sega Saturn

    Episode 12 · · 20m

    Games for the Sega Saturn

    Main Review: Earthworm Jim 2 (SNES) Features: Games for the Sega Saturn; A look at Simply 3D scene designer software; Virtual Violet on Consoles Versus Computers Report: A Royal Navy helicopter simulator

  13. Motion Capture Animation

    Episode 13 · · 20m

    Motion Capture Animation

    Main Review: Extreme Games (PS) Features: A look at Card Studio and Animated Greetings packages; Motion Capture Animation; Virtual Violet on her top 10 games of 1995; The best places to buy a console this Christmas Report: Tokyo’s National Games Day

  14. New Games for 1996

    Episode 14 · · 20m

    New Games for 1996

    Main Review: Yoshi’s Island (SNES) Features: The best things to do with a computer; A look at games coming out in 1996; Using the Atari ST as a music computer; The highs and lows of 1995; A look at Juggling Master package; The Shamen sing Heel the Separation

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