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Penn & Teller's Smoke and Mirrors

33

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Gênerosplatformer
Plataformas3DOIBM PC compatibleSega CD/Mega CDiOS

Médias por categoria

Gameplay35
Diversão35
Qualidade sonora36
Qualidade técnica30
Qualidade visual34
Storytelling29
Médias por categoria — Gameplay 35, Diversão 35, Qualidade sonora 36, Qualidade técnica 30, Qualidade visual 34, Storytelling 29Gameplay 35Diversão 35Qualidade sonora 36Qualidade técnica 30Qualidade visual 34Storytelling 29

Tempo para zerar

História principal
29 h6 relatos
Principal + extras
43 h3 relatos
Completista
Relatos insuficientes (mínimo 3)2 relatos

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Penn & Teller's Smoke and Mirrors is a canceled minigame compilation developed by Absolute Entertainment and starring the magician duo Penn & Teller. It comprises six minigames used to play practical jokes on others: two party tricks, two multiplayer "scams" in which one player can unfairly influence or interrupt the gameplay, the beat 'em up Smoke and Mirrors, and Desert Bus, in which the player must drive a bus over an empty, straight road for eight hours to score one point. Penn & Teller designed the game alongside Barry Marx, while Eddie Gorodetsky provided the concept for Desert Bus. The compilation was announced in 1994 for a release at the end of the year, which was later rescheduled for April Fools' Day 1995. Although the Sega CD version was finished on time and review copies were soon sent out, the financially stricken Absolute Entertainment could not afford to ship the game. Contemporary reviews were mixed and highlighted Desert Bus as the best feature in the compilation. Absolute Entertainment ceased operations in late 1995, thus Penn & Teller's Smoke and Mirrors, including planned PC and 3DO versions, was canceled. Review copies were rediscovered several years later, and the archivist Frank Cifaldi shared one online in September 2005. Desert Bus then became the subject of Desert Bus for Hope, a charity livestream held in 2007 and subsequently turned into an annual event, which raised the game's popularity. Desert Bus was unofficially remade several times, including through paid Android and iOS versions that benefited charity in 2011 and a free virtual reality version from Gearbox Software in 2019.

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Detalhes

Tipo
Jogo
Gêneros
platformer
Plataformas
3DO, IBM PC compatible, Sega CD/Mega CD, iOS
Criado por
Imagineering
Países
United States