Talbot
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Thanks. I'll give it a look, although I'm not sure I can give it the committment needed either. Damn shame.
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Video games based in the golden era
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MarkJohn
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Been playing Bioshock Infinite for a few days, and have to say its a very good game... The vintage - cyberpunk meets the Edwardian Era - is very well done, and its fascinating to just wander around exploring the the world of Columbia, a floating city; until the poop hits the fan, that is. Your AI companion Elizabeth, is an amazing creation, reacting to situations is an realistic manner.
A few snaps I took of this stunning, colourful, game-world.
Could do with this sometimes.
Elizabeth.
A few snaps I took of this stunning, colourful, game-world.
Could do with this sometimes.
Elizabeth.
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Retro Spectator
Practically Family
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While not exactly set completely in the Golden Era, The Sims 3 has a world based on the 1920's called Roaring Heights. It also adds 20's clothes, and cars, although you can get the clothes individually from a set (I got a shirt and pants from the set). I don't have it, but I might get it in the future.
Retro Spectator
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Not the Golden Era, but it is set in WWI. Verdun is a very fun game, and it is actually the very first WWI shooter. I highly recommend it.
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