I became a big fan of theirs after The Shapeshifting Detective. They are really friendly, warm, kind and great game developers. I really enjoyed working with Tim and Lynda Cowles.
How was your experience recording voiceover for that game? I think being a part of FMV history is an amazing thing because the audience is very niche and FMV is more for the indie crowd. I thought it would be nice to take the mick out of myself. Once I finished the audition, Tim told me he had a part for me which is Caller Two - an obsessive fan who wants to be part of something.
It was like saying anyone can achieve their dreams. He said we can achieve what we want even if it isn't what we studied for. Tim told me a story about how he studied law in university and never used it for his career.
When I auditioned for the part of Beck in Episode 5 I mentioned to the director, Tim Cowles of D'Avekki Studios, that this is my first ever audition. Well, it was really easy and really quite fun. How did you get the role of "Caller Two" in Dark Nights with Poe and Munro? It's really hard to nail down just one, but if you love FMV games and the genre I would say it's not a bad thing to say you have more than one favourite :) I would definitely add The Dark Side Of The Moon and Dark Nights With Poe and Munro, and I'm sure you know why (laughs). I love the work from Wales Interactive, D'Avekki Studios, Superstring, 15 Bit Games and of course Tayanna Studios. I'm glad they brought Simulacra elements into the game. I am a Doctor Who fan myself and love Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins. It may have been the second FMV game I played that had more than one ending (the first one is Tex Murphy: The Pandora Directive). I remember getting this as a birthday present when I was 14. I love the idea of being a detective trying to find out what happened with Dan Small.
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I think there was meant to be a sequel, but I don't think it sold well.Īnother favourite is The Dame Was Loaded which I got on PC and was available on the CD-i. It features a lot of talent while mixing live-action and animation similar to Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, which had Lloyd in that one too. It has an all-star cast with Christopher Lloyd, Tim Curry, Dan Castellana, Tress Macnelle and more. One of the most underrated in my view is Toonstruck. I could praise the hell out of a few games. What are some other games you would consider the best? Do you have a number one favourite? You say Under a Killing Moon is one of the best FMV games you've ever played. It is worth checking out if you have the time and love FMV games. Chris Jones had a vision behind his game and, like what writer/director Darren Hall did with The Dark Side Of The Moon, he is an auteur. The acting can be cheesy, but it's a good type of cheese. James Earl Jones' performance as God was amazing and I loved how he would bash Tex when you die in the game. The Moon Child in space reminds me of the Ark from Doctor Who's The Ark In Space, which is really interesting. All the scenes they shot separately with the green screen look very dated nowadays, but they did put in the effort of the performances and I love the story. It was Tex Murphy: Under a Killing Moon which is one of the best FMV games I've ever played. What was the first FMV game you ever played? When FMV came back in 2014/15 with FMVs like Tex Murphy: Tesla Effect and Her Story, that made me love the genre all over again. FMV helps video games be more real, silly, funny, goofy or serious to the audience.
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I became a fan of FMV Games during 1994 and love watching anything with Full Motion Video. I've been living on the south coast of England since 2013 and love watching comedy films and television. I am 38 years old and was born in London, England. It is a pleasure to do this interview with you. Please tell us a little about yourself.īarry Aldridge: Thank you very much, guys. The interactive film producer discusses his favorite FMV games and his work on DARK NIGHTS WITH POE AND MUNRO and THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON.įMV WORLD: Thank you for taking the time to do this interview, Barry.
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