- A
cutscene or
event scene (sometimes in-game
cinematic or in-game movie) is a
sequence in a
video game that is not interactive,
interrupting the gameplay...
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includes full-motion
video cutscenes with an
ensemble cast to
progress the story, as
opposed to
digitally in-game
rendered cutscenes.
Westwood Studios was...
- such as
Mortal Kombat). Also
included are
short films,
cutscene films (made up of
cutscenes and
cinematics from the
actual games), do****entaries with...
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original narratives set in the same continuity, with voice-overs and CGI
cutscenes. In 1993,
LucasArts released Star Wars: X-Wing, the
first self-published...
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Trifon and
White nominations for Best
Interactive Score, Best
Cinematic Cutscene Audio, and Best
Audio Mix at the G.A.N.G.
Awards in 2018. In 2019, they...
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though it was also
criticized for its repetitiveness. In the
opening cutscene, a
character greets the
nameless protagonist, who is
stated to have applied...
-
clearly displa**** pack in the
first mission cutscene, and
clearly visible next to a
radio in
another cutscene,
suggesting that
Fisher may be a fan of the...
- he
never speaks in the game,
except for one
cutscene where he
confronts Ghaleon, and in the last
cutscene of the game
where he
yells Luna's name. Nall...
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Franklin Clinton in the same game) in a live-action re-enactment of a
cutscene where Lamar "roasts" Franklin. The
original scene had
experienced a resurgence...
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proceeding to
complete the attack. In
fighting games, this move can be blocked.
cutscene A game
segment that
exists solely to
provide detail and
exposition to the...
