Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time - English Longplay - No Commentary

[@davestair3562]

I had the honor of voicing Leland Trask, that psychic fellow for this. Happened Across this looking for material for my demo reel. Delighted to see in the comments that so many people have enjoyed the game so much. Thanks for posting.

[@MrNathanroe880]

That is the coolest thing I've read all week. Have you considered making a video recreating your lines? There is a major uprising in the re-interest of this video game.

[@TheDapperSwindler]

Can you do a reading of something? This pipe, please.

[@Michael-ig8ih]

Are you really him? If so, you were a huge pet of my childhood in the late 90s/very early 2000s

[@davestair3562]

@@Michael-ig8ih Yes. I’m Leland’s voice. The face and body belong to a gent named Phil Campbell. Thanks for the nice comment.

[@TheDapperSwindler]

@@davestair3562 You did a great job with it. I remember Trask (and so you) to this very day.

[@eepers.srepee]

Watching this on my phone throughout the day, my older brother just said “those sounds… that’s from that creepy titanic game you used to play isn’t it??” Not only has this unlocked core memories for me, but my brother as well apparently! Thank you for the upload!!

[@Kanoog]

Seems like the both of you have fond memories of this game hahaha

[@Atlantis9Productions]

I LOVE this game. My dad bought it at Costco because he thought it was an educational game. It was the first game I ever played that gave me an immersive experience, and I played it over and over again. The sounds in it alone are a comfort to me now.

[@zetusaquarittarius]

It’s crazy that somewhere out in the world, someone like you exists who also immediately feels relaxed hearing the sounds of this game ♥️♥️ I feel the same exact way. I can imagine all the time your childhood self spent exploring the ship, it’s creepy spaces, and strange passengers because I did the same 😹

[@edoshea7907]

I got it at costco too! My mom got the membership just so I could get this game!

[@ebrowniebites]

omg, I love this comment so much. This was also my first game that gave me full immersion and I love it to this day. Like you, it's the haunting music and sound effects - even the doors opening and closing - that evoke a strong emotional/comfort response in me.

[@Azmina_the_warlock]

It makes me so happy that others have the same nostalgia for this game. I don't know anyone irl who has played it. Lol

[@darlordvader]

​@Azmina same here! Except i got it at staples in some pack that had this and 3 other games. Definitely nostalgiac for the music, ive never beat it though and even though ive listened to this playthrough many times before bed, the ending still hasnt sunk into my subconscious like most things i fall asleep to seem to do.

[@zacharyhebert6423]

it seems like we all played this as kids in the 90s, and most of us had no idea how to play it lol

[@RpGfreak901]

When I was a kid, I needed a walkthrough to get through the game! Nowadays, I can beat the game in under an hour without a walkthrough!

[@dankoekebacker3919]

Lol so true, i tried whatever it took to save the ship... i was eleven back then. English was hard for me to. But its such a cool story

[@kwillarock]

My mom played this game when I was 5 years old. We spent all night reading a walkthrough made from Bradygames figuring it out. This game brings back so many memories now lol

[@sting7789]

Same lmao. I couldn't figure it out so I stopped playing lol

[@kylehill3643]

@@sting7789 This is one of a very few buggy games I had to get a refund on Steam. I got black menus and couldn't access anything on Windows 10 X64. I think 64 bit broke it:

[@zetusaquarittarius]

This game is literally the origin of my hyperfixated special interest in titanic

[@TheYorkshireModeller]

same!!

[@ejb654]

This and the Secrets of the Titanic Natgeo documentary from 86. I cant remeber how many times i watched that when i was a kid lol

[@zetusaquarittarius]

@@ejb654 OMG I had that on vhs 😹 that documentary made me **so** obsessed with Robert Ballard that my mom took me to meet him when he gave a talk at the local university

[@ejb654]

@@zetusaquarittarius That's so awesome that you got to meet him. Yeah i had it on VHS also and i dont think i can count how many times i watched it haha

[@Wolf21973]

Remember when I was 7 or 8 and we got our first computer. Windows 98 Hewlett Packard and my mom loved this game and I would watch and try to help and she would take notes of everything. I wish they made more games like this where you have to really explore and pay attention

[@zetusaquarittarius]

Haha I forgot about all the physical notes about games we would write down during that era 💯 Myst even came with its own little journal for the player lol. But yes I totally agree, the heavy atmosphere of the game made exploring it so memorable

[@Azmina_the_warlock]

@@zetusaquarittarius when I played Carmen Sandiego back in the day, I kept an abridged encyclopedia and dictionary nearby so I could look up the things they would give clues about to figure out where the perp would run off too. Good times

[@nzuncovered1845]

@@Azmina_the_warlock Great game!

[@lamorte42]

This game was great but also playing as a kid it was really creepy in places too.

[@KingsCastleHereWeCome]

The music at certain parts was so haunting

[@doyltruddy902]

@@KingsCastleHereWeCome D deck's music and low lighting used to scare the hell out of me

[@crabman2010]

Oh my God, I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought this

[@adambathon]

Creepy in a Classy way.

[@dasfedoraguy3775]

The faceless NPC's that just sort of stand around not moving gave me nightmares lol.

[@LDDavis911]

I remember playing this game over and over again back in the 90s. I learned to walk that ship from one end to the other which came in handy when watching Titanic documentaries and even the 1997 movie.

[@infjintegrityvsnarcissism7295]

Same my fellow NREMT

[@kthendricks]

I LOVE this game. So nostalgic watching this because I used to play this game nonstop when I was a kid. I’m surprised I was able to get so far in the game when I was younger because looking back, it’s actually really challenging. Forever one of my favorite games of all time. They just don’t make games like this anymore. It was also super creepy to me as a kid. I mean the electric bath scene terrorized me and still sticks in my brain to this day 😂

[@TheTraveller777]

I didnt get far at all, I did use the free mode however.

[@leoeckert4408]

How many of us are watching this just to see what happens later on in the game because you didn't know what the actual hail you were doing because you were still a little one and Titanic was HUGE back in the good old days?

[@iNanieke]

Exactly this ❤😂

[@SnuffSwag]

I mostly just ambled about confused, lost, picking up random items, and exploring the ship which I thought was beautiful and tragic. Mood was super creepy. probably never made more than 2% progress before the ship sank

[@leoeckert4408]

@@SnuffSwag I'm saying. What's with that music the whole time? Especially after the very beginning; you're in a building that blows up. 🤔Uhhhhhhh🙋when was a building burning a part of that story??

[@adamarzo559]

I still remember this game 20+ years later. Definitely one of the better games I've played form this game genre.

[@Azmina_the_warlock]

Ah nostalgia, so many hours of playing this game back in the day. On the weekend, I'd cook up a plate of bagel bites, pop in the CD and play the whole afternoon away 😊

[@bluechalk6275]

37:10 the sudden appearance of these two frightened the crap out of me as a child. They had to know how freakish these designs were, right? This game still creeps me out more than most actual horror games.

[@IamRobotMonkey]

This game was great. So atmospheric. Still gives me goosebumps.

[@zetusaquarittarius]

Haha for real. Nothing can match this game’s level of haunting and beautiful

[@Kanoog]

I was playing this game during 5th grade before going on my family Carnival Cruise vaction. I get it, being obsessed with the Titanic before going on a cruise isn't ideal haha.

[@PixarShark]

Lost my sister recently, but she was such a history buff and she especially loved historic mysteries and she ESPECIALLY loved all things Titanic. She loved researching about the ship, she was at the prime teen age to be swept away by Leonardo DiCaprio (lol) and she could navigate the ship if you put her on it, I think because of this game. :D I remember sitting and watching her play it, even if I was too young to understand what was going on lol.

[@DUDEMIKE8]

I appreciate you not skipping the dialogue. Some other playthroughs did that.

[@emilykelm1469]

The music... thank you for taking me right back to my childhood.

[@7thesage853]

This game was so damn stressful for me to watch as a kid. It doesn’t help that the music is practically a character with how creepy it is

[@deborahlawrence680]

D deck is terrifying

[@mrp5402]

@@deborahlawrence680 Scotland Road is worse

[@DanknDerpyGamer]

"That snooty steward Smethels was looking for you. Find him... and kick him smartly in the shins." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheDapperSwindler]

@MrHoppers002 And he has unbelievable teleportation abilities.

[@christopherthurman6993]

Smethels is just another retail worker, just a century back

[@DanknDerpyGamer]

Wonder if Carlson ever did kick Smethels in the shins. 😂 I mean, he may have dese4rved it, after all he did accuse Carlson and Pringle ESSENTIALLY of running a larceny operation. 😂

[@DC.....]

I can't be the only one who found this game creepy, The music itself was creepy, The dark near-deserted ship. I know it wasn't meant to be, but it was lol

[@oldmanhutch]

Very creepy to me as a kid, major reason I never beat it

[@stacem5835]

@@oldmanhutch same. I never completed it. I always played it weekend evenings whilst visiting my dad and i just got so creeped out each time and as much as i loved playing it I remember getting to a point i couldn’t get any further. The creep factor didn’t help 😂

[@rodsella]

The boiler room was so creepy, I would make my PC run instead of walk

[@DC.....]

@@rodsella Especially some of the music in those areas as soon as you entered I'd hear the music and get out 😄

[@TheRogueJedii]

That ending is insane. Wow. So cool! If only that had been the true history.

[@BenjaminHaynes1]

This game 😍😍 I played it so many times as a kid. I was only 8 years old, so a lot of things went over my head. The ending makes a lot more sense now, with the idea of how things could’ve been different. This was worth the three hours of my evening! Thank you for posting this!

[@MTtheHuman]

I replay this video over and over and while I'm working. I love the storyline of Georgia and Charles and the Conklings and Hackers and of course Penny Pringle. I especially love your strategy to completing the game. Every time you use the decoder in the trunk, I see that you click on the letters when you actually type them on your keyboard. Thank you so much for playing.

[@Timsterfield]

I STILL have the original game, somewhere in my stuff, brings back memories!

[@newygreek]

When I was 10, my dad forced me to watch a movie about a “big ship that sinks”, and ever since my obsession with titanic 26 years later is alive and well. I tried playing this game when I was a kid but wasn’t smart enough to get past the first officer 😅

[@lyndseyhh1480]

Man I played this so much as a kid but I never remembered the ending. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

[@GweeGwee]

This game has been burned in my memory for over 25 years but I could never remember the name until I found it recently. I think I was only 8 or 10 at the time and barely remember a few things like the red room with the photos and getting to the point of the game where the ship starts sinking and water is filling the boat and the anxiety that came with playing this as a kid. Everyone looked creepy and ghostly, the music was eerie, and I had no idea where I was going. Random interactions felt like jumpscares. But it always stuck with me

[@jamescampbell1743]

I remember when the Titanic exhibit first came to Chicago and I got to go see it for the first time. At the end of the exhibit there was a gift shop and that’s where I got this game on PC. I used to play this for hours

[@TehAnshiTunes]

This genre of games, in their time period, are iconic to those of us that were lucky enough to enjoy them. "I'll introduce you to Riviera." I met him in Dust.

[@KC-bg1th]

8:26 Hahaha crazy how all of us remember this song more than 20 years later.

[@Maria_MMC_TTV]

Because it’s very similar to moonlight sonata

[@Gilby_the_Fat]

I love that other games try to make tutorials part of the narrative, while Snevilles is just like "BREAK THE FOURTH WALL, M'YES"

[@marco76uk1]

Willi von Haderlitz needs to leave a cryptic trail so you pick up the notebook and Colonel Zeitel doesn't, so he uses quotes from The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam that point to iconic locations on the ship ... this game is just stunningly good.

[@christopherthurman6993]

Dude. The conversation with Zeitel on D deck? I always expected him to shoot me lmfao

[@gbrainy]

He was unnecessarily a jerk down there lol like go to bed creepy German dude and let me find my cufflink in peace.

[@Firemarioflower]

I mean you don't have to click on him and he won't bother you@@gbrainy

[@zetusaquarittarius]

Can we please talk about how glam Penny Pringle’s fashion and grooming are? Her eyebrow game is the only energy I want/need in my life tbh

[@infjintegrityvsnarcissism7295]

If this were to be made into a movie Penny must be played by Emilia Clarke.

[@zetusaquarittarius]

@@infjintegrityvsnarcissism7295 😹 big yes to this proposal

[@falconeshield]

​@@infjintegrityvsnarcissism7295Only her!

[@Firemarioflower]

Emilia Clarke???? There's much better candidates. Emilia is far too cute. Penny is stern, which is nice.

[@brittany5382]

And this is why I LOVE KZbin! Getting to relive one of my favorite games of all time! I think I still have a copy but I don’t have a computer that it will run on so thank you for posting this! The sounds and music are giving me the best nostalgia!

[@AshleyNaps]

An incredible video for when I want to fall asleep to something nostalgic. Thank you for posting!

[@josephayers7395]

It is rather smoothing isn't it

[@strangedivine]

This was one of the first games I played on the first PC we got in 1996. I don’t think I got very far but it’s been imprinted into my brain. Vlad scared the shit out of me at the time, I was 12, and he was just so creepy.

[@emilymcgrath9598]

I absolutely loved this game...so many memories! Playing it as a kid definitely was a huge part of my lifelong obsession with the Titanic.

[@joeswanson733]

this game has a more interesing plot than the 1997 titanic movie.

[@ue4058]

@@joeswanson733 Totally.

[@bigblue9996]

4:36 I brought the ticket I’ll do what I want.

[@dr.redacted_]

rad jontron reference 👌

[@CLC-1000]

This game needs to be remastered.

[@dobyf]

Not remastered. Just release it for consoles for people that don't have pc

[@kylehill3643]

@@dobyf Hopefully no black menus this time.

[@nightmarezer0507]

Closet thing you will probably get is Titanic:Honor and Glory (Look it up). It has no plot it is just a tour of the ship.

[@nightmarezer0507]

@@kylehill3643 GOG Version. Or make a virtual machine.

[@myliamag.6512]

@@nightmarezer0507 If the game ever comes out (they been working on it for almost 10 years), there will be a ''plot'' version, as well as a tour version. What we have right now is only a brief demo.

[@RegularCupOfJoe]

I loved this game so much as a kid. My parents got the game for the family as a Christmas present but they hadn't realized that they purchased the demo of the game. I played the demo many times but then one weekend the full game appeared on the table. I played the full game so many times the CDs got scratch to unreadable levels. I used every trick in the book to get those CDs working again. (One trick was to use toothpaste on the CD and that trick worked!)

[@stacem5835]

Reading the comments I realise i wasn’t the only kid who played this a lot but found it really creepy. The music on the lower decks always creeped me out. I’d be playing it in my dad’s office (downstairs) and it was a pretty big house and when my dad and stepmum went to bed i wasn’t always brave enough to stay downstairs alone playing it. Sometimes i did, but then for scared and had to shut down the computer and i ran through the dining room and hallway up those stairs so fast💀 their grandfather clock in the hallway always creeped me out.

[@bzneeez]

I definitely remember playing this either in 3rd or 4th grade !! I never forgot it , it was so engaging

[@jparsons233]

Small secret if you don’t listen to penny Pringle about listening in on Zitel’s meeting and get to the cargohold the painting will be there so you can get it.

[@dobyf]

This game will always hold a special place in my heart ❤

[@Tanner-bj9ih]

Just about 2:18 am, the Stern's unsportted weight became too much. The boat snapped in half 2:45:19

[@GlitchxWitch]

So many nostalgic memories!

[@colinwolf9730]

Now time to make a game in the 20th century... with something that would have prevented Covid! Oh the irony of it. Great memories from childhood

[@danielferrer9464]

This game takes me to a happy place.

[@ApolloNui]

I remember the first time playing this as a little kid… 2:23:20 scared the sh*t out of me.

[@jakkihanson3402]

Omg 😮 I spent my childhood on this game! I remember when I clocked it the first time & I got a bad ending.. I was devo’ed! Awesome game!

[@zetusaquarittarius]

Haha after YEARS I had zillions of save files, and like only a few were the endings, and none of them were the good ending 😹 i could never get the painting in time. But I was more intrigued by the horrors of the bad endings lore anyway 💀

[@josephayers7395]

@@zetusaquarittarius It was humorous just playing through and leaving with nothing and having changed nothing lol

[@ChefGoldblum620]

Am I the only one screaming “take the Rubaiyat back to the Purser!!!!”

[@xnicolex44]

Thank you thank you for posting this gameplay! I absolutely loved this game in the 90s and played it constantly. I still believe it was one of the more advanced computer games of its time. I wish they could update it for current systems and re-release it so we could enjoy it all over again

[@AndreaPannocchia]

Is available on Gog and it works on windows 10: www.gog.com/game/titanic_adventure_out_of_time

[@xnicolex44]

@@AndreaPannocchia Oh my God. you've just changed my life. Thank you!!

[@hakanlindgren2591]

I can watch this over and over and over and over and over and over...

[@camf33]

This sure was way ahead of its time!

[@PhilipCarroll64]

This is basically like Grand Theft Auto on the Titanic. Running around doing things for people, stealing things and dealing with sketchy rich people.

[@deedeeandfamily8678]

I destroyed the world so many times when I was a kid… Never did manage to make things right. 😂 Bought the rerelease of this when I saw this on Steam last year (20+ years later) and managed to destroy the world again. Whoops! The amount of time spent on making this game not only historically accurate and super engaging is unparalleled. Absolutely incredible! Edit: You forgot to piss off the landlady! 😝

[@allisonmakinen8424]

@2:23:17 this moment NEVER ceases to scare the daylights out of me.

[@Ivarevich]

Wow! I remember playing this when I was a kid sending messages on the telegram, saying the ship was doomed hoping I could save the Titanic. Looking back, that was a very immersive experince. I didn't understand the limitations of video games at the time, so in my mind there was a chance to save everyone like the real people who tried to reach the Californian and Carpathian for help. They thought there was a chance too even though the ship and the majority of her passengers were doomed. I especially loved how in the game you'd recieve telegrams back.. I tried so hard to but they wouldn't listen..

[@Topher-Scott]

This game was a part of my childhood!!!! The only game I had on my dads pc. Haven’t seen it since the 90’s

[@namara22]

Wow this brings back memories! Towards the end, I was just filled with anxiety! Loved playing, but couldn’t quite make it out with everything! Love being able to watch play from start to finish! Such nostalgia!!

[@SupermarketSweep777]

1:45 There's an Easter Egg missed here. The book on the chair is Futility, or The Wreck of the Titan by Morgan Robertson. Famous for having several uncanny similarities to the sinking of Titanic despite being written 14 year prior.

[@Keibro]

I loved this game it was actually in my school and we never got to fully complete it. Looking back on it now it was a challenge but I loved the immersive experience of it

[@flaccidusminimus2170]

I would feel like an idiot for not having understood as a kid how to secure the book without Vlad shooting you, but the real solution is so ridiculous and improbable that only an idiot would think of it.

[@gbrainy]

The shawl thing? I know it's so random that you have to talk to claris first and then find him randomly in a very difficult to find area of the ship. How was anyone supposed to know that lmao

[@thevastblack]

You mean hiding the book in another coal shoot's control panel? Yeah, I died several times way back when. I finally figured it out, but couldn't believe that that was what they wanted us to do. Why wouldn't Vlad just check the other coal shoots?

[@Tahkaullus01]

So strange the things you pick up on after years of seperation from this game.

[@cikosphysicaltherapist6017]

I love the Riveria Easter Egg, Dust was the best, this was great as well.

[@AaronMcIntyre-v9s]

I loved this game as a kid good memories in this video

[@Maverick25ish]

lol so you don't get to save the ship after all? I remember as a kid running round frantically thinking "I've got to save this ship"

[@dasfedoraguy3775]

Yes the game won't let you. Even if you manage to get into the bridge and turn the ship's steering wheel. If you do, as soon as try leaving Officer Morrow blocks your path, tells a sailor to reset the course, and kicks you out.

[@Azmina_the_warlock]

No but you do potentially get to prevent WW2 🤷‍♀️

[@ShasOSwoll]

2:18:23 "STANDING HERE, I REALISE YOU ARE JUST LIKE ME TRYING TO MAKE HISTORY"

[@vickykeeler-schofield3744]

I love this game! My dad bought it for me, along with the Hints & Tips book. I can remember the introduction being on one CD-ROM and the main game being on the other. For its time, it was a brilliant game, though the cyber puppets freaked me out as a kid.

[@BUTTERRECRUIT]

You know I have to say this is a cool game I love the emersion toward the Titanic and the setting of it I just wish I could find it online on a website

[@tmworley4]

BUTTERRECRUIT It’s actually available on steam for $6!

[@occono3543]

It's available on GOG to buy.

[@deborahlawrence680]

It’s on Steam now!

[@tommycorbett6769]

Wow, what a throwback. This game was so hard and also scary as fuck!

[@Thetoadman870]

YES! Man I love this game so much when we were kids! Someone needs to remake this but keep the story line the same! How awesome would that be?

[@CAIDCARM]

Absolutely loved this game

[@thevastblack]

With so many games being made today to look retro, I wouldn't think it'd be hard to do a similar game. The creepy stop-motion animation for the characters, the beautiful voice acting, the low-res pre-rendered ship, the UI, the engine, all of it. I'd happily pay to back a kickstarter for a spiritual successor to T:AOOT. Or maybe have a similar game set on the Lusitania, or another famous ocean liner. If they could do it in the 90's, they can do it now far easier. Edit: A GREAT idea for a remake/sequel/spiritual successor would be to add more characters, more lines of dialog, more side quests and things to find outside of the main storyline before the ship (be it the Titanic or whatever ship the gamemakers would choose) were struck. That way there's more time to enjoy the experience instead of feeling like it's a race against time before the sinking is done.

[@ScootsMcPoot]

I never beat this. Never looked at a guide. When I was 10 I got to the binoculars and just roamed around forever. The ship was my favorite part

[@mattg1702]

One of the best fmv point and click game ever

[@mimosa27]

I was big into games in '96, at 16. I don't understand how it is that I never came across this game in all that time. Can't fathom it. Saddened that I never got to play it back then, in its zenith (and at full steam of my gaming desire). I didn't get into Titanic until Cameron's film 2 years later...

[@margosloan1623]

I would 1000% buy and play this game again if the story and gameplay was exactly the same but the graphics were redone.

[@bysigmar3819]

One of my first games as a kid. I was completely overwhelmed and my english not good enough. never knew what to do

[@Lord-Gazimus]

This takes me back 😌

[@-Mopo]

Oh wow, I got shot in the face by Vlad and missed out on literally everything

[@princesskayla1400]

Going into the hallway is really creepy to me because it feels like your on a ghost ship with nobody on board especially the music >.>

[@Garsons-oq4lh]

2:01:59 Olympic's cooling room (Titanic's was inboard and has been rendered by game company Honor and Glory). I have to say though I prefer Olympic's layout and am glad due to error (perhaps due to lack of available research) was used here as Titanic's. Quite frankly though if it wasn't laid out that way on Titanic then it should've been and here it is in game to enjoy (a bit of ship revisionism if you will). It's such a beautiful public space; I especially love the glow of those Bronze table lamps of which were sadly absent from Titanic's.

[@Tanner-bj9ih]

At 2:20 am, April 15 1912, the mighty rms Titanic sank into the deep dark depths of the sea. 2:45:42

[@bestmastermind951]

I always was scared of opening doors or jumping to areas and running into that couple lol that lady freaked me out 🤣

[@mrfivegold]

"I paid for the ticket, I do what I want."

[@TheTank19881]

I never found this game creepy. Made me feel really mature as a kid playing it and it was easier than Myst to some extent. Definitely got me interested in the Titanic itself.

[@davestaircrazedlocalactor7949]

Thanks so much Felix!

[@RogelioV1985]

2:48:11 a perfect ending for the whole world. No WW2, no revolutions. millions of lives saved.

[@Blo3m3tj3]

I love this game So bad I have never play this out

[@wutm8316]

This game's pretty darn neat, I must say.

[@katelynslonina7993]

Because of this game, I had to search for my own copy of the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám!

[@LirylCrovyn]

3:22 "What if I'd met with my contact, prevented disaster?" ... ... ... Yeah, why DIDN'T you do that?

[@agds91078]

I looooved this game and still have it. ❤️ thank you for thus walkthrough

[@andrewomahony9260]

The animations in this game creeped me out; especially that couple that would randomly show up when you got off the elevator.

[@amandasanchez111]

Man I miss my childhood these games were the Shiz!!

[@aperezvoyages]

I can’t remember how I got this cd at 10 years old but I remember how confusing are creepy it was back then since the titanic movie hype was high. Coming back to this in 2024, I’ll have to say for 1996 the graphics and concept is amazing and timeless. Little did I know, it’s an alternative history outcome at the game end! Whaaaaattt! 🤯 makes me want to play it today ☺️

[@Boatman9867]

Fun fact: I always thought that was a pocket watch Trask was holding. Turns out it's an Oreo cookie. Yes, they had Oreos back then.

[@Jenema2]

It was more likely a Hydrox (the cookie oreo totally ripped off)

[@Boatman9867]

@@Jenema2 Apparently there are is unused dialogue in the disk where he calls it an Oreo.

[@Jenema2]

@@Boatman9867 That would be super inaccurate so i sure hope that isnt trur

[@Boatman9867]

@@Jenema2 Actually Oreos did exist back then. They were released in March of that year in Boston (where Trask is from) so it's entirely possible.