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'''''Duelin' Firemen!''''' was an FMV game created by ''RUNANDGUN!'' Studios between 1994 and 1995. Although the | '''''Duelin' Firemen!''''' was an FMV game created by ''RUNANDGUN!'' Studios between 1994 and 1995. Although the developers never announced the cancellation of the project, it missed it's July 1995 release date<ref>[http://www.subgenius.com/stang/X0006_Chicago_pg.html SubGenius blog post, December 21st 1994.] Retrieved 6 October 2017.</ref>and subsequently all news on the project dried up. | ||
The game's plot | The game's plot details are unknown, except for a generic story about a second "Great Chicago Fire." The gameplay was never shown. In 2001, the lead director and writer of the game, ''Grady Sain,'' released a 7 minute compilation of many of the filmed interludes of the game in the format of a long trailer, dubbed the "Sundance Trailer."<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20011203163041/http://duelinfiremen.com:80/ Official website from 2001 by Grady Sain.] Retrieved 6 October 2017 (archived).</ref> | ||
The game had a huge cast, including cameos by Timothy Leary, Rudy Ray Moore, Mark Mothersbaugh, and even Tony Hawk! | The game had a huge cast, including cameos by Timothy Leary, Rudy Ray Moore, Mark Mothersbaugh, and even Tony Hawk! | ||
Revision as of 16:25, 9 October 2017
Promotional art.
Status: Lost
Duelin' Firemen! was an FMV game created by RUNANDGUN! Studios between 1994 and 1995. Although the developers never announced the cancellation of the project, it missed it's July 1995 release date[1]and subsequently all news on the project dried up.
The game's plot details are unknown, except for a generic story about a second "Great Chicago Fire." The gameplay was never shown. In 2001, the lead director and writer of the game, Grady Sain, released a 7 minute compilation of many of the filmed interludes of the game in the format of a long trailer, dubbed the "Sundance Trailer."[2]
The game had a huge cast, including cameos by Timothy Leary, Rudy Ray Moore, Mark Mothersbaugh, and even Tony Hawk!
Existing Footage
References
- ↑ SubGenius blog post, December 21st 1994. Retrieved 6 October 2017.
- ↑ Official website from 2001 by Grady Sain. Retrieved 6 October 2017 (archived).