Post by kizidisciple on May 20, 2023 6:25:29 GMT
Hello,
I am new to the Lost Media Wiki forums but I made an interesting discovery. I was datamining this endless-runner flash game called Go, Kizi, Go! (a game that became deprecated in 2012 after a site-wide rebranding of kizi.com and disappeared in 2020 after Adobe Flash was discontinued) and I found what appears to be some sort of introductory cutscene to the game. I have attached it to this post.
During normal gameplay, at no point does the player ever see this cutscene, as it goes straight from the kizi.com splash screen straight into the menu of the game. What I would like help with is finding out what the origin of this cutscene was; was it just for a private demo to investors? Was Go, Kizi, Go! hosted anywhere else, thus requiring some sort of context? Did the simple nature of the game warrant the developers of the game to forego plot altogether?
Any help for this search for information on Go, Kizi, Go!''s unused introductory cutscene would be appreciated. On a side note, I wish to know who the original developers, programmers, and composers are of this game; their names seem to be completely absent from the files I've datamined.
Thank you all,
kizidisciple
I am new to the Lost Media Wiki forums but I made an interesting discovery. I was datamining this endless-runner flash game called Go, Kizi, Go! (a game that became deprecated in 2012 after a site-wide rebranding of kizi.com and disappeared in 2020 after Adobe Flash was discontinued) and I found what appears to be some sort of introductory cutscene to the game. I have attached it to this post.
During normal gameplay, at no point does the player ever see this cutscene, as it goes straight from the kizi.com splash screen straight into the menu of the game. What I would like help with is finding out what the origin of this cutscene was; was it just for a private demo to investors? Was Go, Kizi, Go! hosted anywhere else, thus requiring some sort of context? Did the simple nature of the game warrant the developers of the game to forego plot altogether?
Any help for this search for information on Go, Kizi, Go!''s unused introductory cutscene would be appreciated. On a side note, I wish to know who the original developers, programmers, and composers are of this game; their names seem to be completely absent from the files I've datamined.
Thank you all,
kizidisciple
