Digital Pictures

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Digital Pictures was an American video game company best known for pioneering full-motion video (FMV) games in the early 1990s.

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Digital Pictures canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct company
video game company
activeInPeriod early 1990s
associatedWithEvent 1993 U.S. Senate hearings on video game violence
basedIn San Mateo, California
linked to: San Mateo
businessModel developing FMV titles for multiple publishers
collaboratedWith Sega
country United States
developedForPlatform 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
linked to: 3DO

PC
Sega CD
Sega Mega-CD
linked to: Sega CD
developedGame Corpse Killer
Double Switch
Ground Zero: Texas
Kids on Site
Make My Video series
Maximum Surge
Night Trap
Prize Fighter
Quarterback Attack with Mike Ditka
Sewer Shark
Supreme Warrior
distributionMethod retail boxed games
foundedAs ISIX
gameInvolvedInControversy Night Trap
genreSpecialization FMV adventure
interactive movie
rail shooter with FMV
industry video games
legacy early experimentation with cinematic storytelling in games
influence on later interactive movie and narrative games
mediaFormat live-action video with player input
notableFor FMV technology on home consoles
full-motion video games
notableTechnology branching video sequences
scripted live-action performances for gameplay
originatedFrom Cinemaware technology
pioneered interactive movie genre on consoles
use of live-action video in console games
reasonForDecline commercial underperformance of later titles
waning popularity of FMV games
status defunct
targetMarket early CD-ROM adopters
home console players
usedActors professional film and TV actors in games
usedMedium CD-ROM

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Night Trap developer Digital Pictures
Night Trap publisher Digital Pictures
Night Trap developer Digital Pictures
subject linked to: James Riley
Night Trap publisher Digital Pictures
subject linked to: James Riley