Intro Sequence - Notable Games

Notable Games

Amiga CD32 games often included long, cinematic intro sequences; the hardware was no more powerful than an Amiga 1200, but the 650 Mb of space on each CD could be easily filled with pre-rendered videos. The launch titles Microcosm and Liberation featured a long cinematic video, with Super Stardust and Alien Breed: Tower Assault following later.

Frontier: Elite 2 was an early game to feature an intro sequence created entirely with the game engine.

Zero Wing's poorly translated intro sequence provided the basis for the "All your base are belong to us" meme of the early 2000s.

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