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Quoted from jwilson:There's a few interviews with Premiere people who explain what it was like working there.
I know Jon Norris's blog has a couple posts with some really great information; would you happen to know where we could find other interviews?
Quoted from quinntopia:a lot of the themes from Bally and Williams (I think) were pretty cheesey too, so it's probably not too fair to Gottlieb to pick on just Gottlieb.
I guess it depends on how you'd define "cheese." But I agree. Look at a game like Earthshaker, Whirlwind, or Taxi. Total cheese-fests. But it's a different kind of cheese. A palatable cheese that has aged well.
Gottlieb's cheese aged about as well as Hammer Pants have.
Quoted from SealClubber:but others were just horrid (Genesis).
It's a shame that Genesis's backglass is so bad... I quite like the game otherwise.
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