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Electric Playground S3E5: Braveheart, Quake 2 on the N64, Slave Zero, & Pac-Man World (1999)

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First published at 03:46 UTC on August 27th, 2020.

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The Electric Playground returns from the year 1999 with the fifth episode of Season 3! In this episode Zoe Flower visits Accolade to find out about Slave Zero. Victor Lucas gets us the low down on Namco's Pac-Man World! Zoe also gets the scoop on the port of Quake II for the NIntendo 64! Tommy Tallarico visits Eidos for a quite visit about Braveheart! And Tommy's in the weeds for A Bug's Life. We also learn about HeatCIGL and Howard Scott Warshaw gives his insights on making E.T. for the Atari 2600!

In Reviews on the Run, Tommy and Vic check out:
- Kingpin for the PC
- Pac-Man World for the PlayStation
- Expendable for the Dreamcast
- Knockout Kings 64 for the Nintendo 64

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