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Neverhood (released in ****an as
Klaymen Klaymen: The
Mystery of
Neverhood) is a 1996 point-and-click
adventure video game
developed by The
Neverhood,...
- own company,
Neverhood, with
several other former Shiny employees.
Working for
DreamWorks Interactive,
Neverhood created The
Neverhood for the PC and...
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video game
developed by The
Neverhood, Inc. and
published by
Electronic Arts for PlayStation. It is the
sequel to The
Neverhood, and
rather than
being an...
- It is a
spiritual successor to The
Neverhood, and is
developed by many
members of the same team. Like The
Neverhood,
Armikrog uses clay animation. The...
- 1999 for PlayStation. It was
created by Doug TenNapel,
developed by The
Neverhood, Inc., and
published by
SouthPeak Interactive.
BoomBots features distinctive...
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being used to
create the full-motion
claymation adventure video game The
Neverhood. The
camera uses
Minolta A-mount
lenses with a crop
factor of 2. The light...
- In the 1996
video game The
Neverhood,
there is a
cutscene in
which Klaymen pulls a pin that
keeps two
halves of the
Neverhood separated when the
sides are...
- PC Gamer: The Lord of the Rings: The
Battle For Middle-earth II, The
Neverhood,
Black & White,
Midtown Madness. The
availability of the
software depends...
- 1996 a
handful of
Shiny members formed The
Neverhood, Inc. (further
history could be read here). The
Neverhood included Mark's
brother Tim, who
worked at...
-
built like a
roller coaster, the
weasel recites the song's lyrics. The
Neverhood, a
video game from 1996, has a
sequence called "the
weasel chase" that...
