Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds PC game Human Intro
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- All credit to Jeff Wayne and Rage Software & GT Interactive at www.thewarofthe...
This is the introduction to the human game from Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds PC game.
Probably the best quality version that you will find outside of Jeff Wayne and his associates.
I have extracted the video from the Bink FMV files bundled with the PC game, removed the interpolation that caused the weird horizontal lines and have created a new version with smoother and less jagged video.
These videos look a lot better without those weird lines running through them. I think when i used to play this game, the monitor we used was stuck with a max resolution of 1024x720 or something, can't really remember.
I just noticed when i paused the video as the tripods were walking, and i noticed the support struts for the legs connected to the upper 1/4, between the last two 'braces', but all reference images i can find show those struts connecting to the 'middle' about 2/3 the way up the legs, weird, i never noticed that before, and i've seen these intro videos hundreds of times.
The lines are a result of compression. If you remove the interpolating lines the brain still sees the image by filling in the gaps. That is how they reduced the size. The original high quality videos are in the possession of Jeff Wayne, I have just removed the interpolation lines and extrapolated what should be in between. Filling the holes s it were.
Loved this game as child on PS1
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2:06 WAAW WAAW WAWWAAW WAAAAWW
Apparently that book at 1:13 is war of the worlds, I have no idea if that is true please someone confirm or deny it.
I will check for you.
@@yereverluvinuncleber What was the result?
@@RokeJulianLockhart.s4eb2q It's actually The Lost World by Michael Crichton - you can make out the lines "The tyrannosaurs have left the nest!" and "Dodgson sprinted for the Jeep." Seems the animators needed some dummy text for the shot and just scanned the nearest book available.
it's The Lost World by Michael Crichton!
Is that Nigel Hawthorne's voice at the start?
Oh, yes. He voiced the whole of the game's human interactions.
Sir Humphrey's distinguished ancestor as a veteran of the Martian war, leading to the alternate history of Yes, Minister
So, is this game an alternate version of the story?
It was a continuation.
it's basically an alternative version where the military manages to defeat all the Martians from the first cylinder, causing the other cylinders to reroute to land all across Britain rather than just London, forming a base in the Scottish highlands. They also seem to be immune to disease in this version, and have to be defeated by force. (The journalist also appears to go directly to the military in this version, so maybe his wanderings from the book/album don't happen.)
@@JohnSmith-jd4qm I think the civilians when they saw the martians (in the cutscene) thry immedialy start running, only theres 3 dudes there
(maybe they brought alot of military attention to bring more guns i guess?)
also the main protagonist directly going to military officers