Kiss Immortals - Multipath Adventures (1999) Longplay | The forgotten Masterpiece

""The lights flash and the crowd roars with enthusiasm as KISS plays their final date in Pittsburgh. Within a matter of minutes they find themselves transported to a surreal world where music is outlawed and the law of the land is upheld by Domino, a feisty redhead who shoots first and asks questions later.

Use your keyboard to control the plot twists. With dozens of plot paths and multiple endings to choose from, you decide how the story will unfold. Join KISS in their sci-fi rock n’ roll adventure as they scour the underbelly of this bizarre world in a bid to get back home.""

For those asking what is this , back in 1996 in the days of Wild day of the Internet , there was a Company called "Brilliant Digital Entertainment Inc" created by a South African Kevin Bermeister ... his goal was to invest into the future and shape internet how it is now , he wanted to offer people CGI TV show generated on your PC (like today's TellTale games) in episodic format that could fit on a floppy disc ... saw it the future of Television , but first he build a P2P infrastructure and on it Skype (Video\Voice\message Chat connecting people) and Kazaa (p2p file sharing) ... from 1996 till 2002 his company shaped the internet of today ... till the Music and Movie Industry sued him form $150mln for creating tools that enabled Piracy...

More info :

"Brilliant was founded in 1996 by Kevin Bermeister as a digital entertainment development and production studio, creating content for the Internet, PC CD-ROM, television, and home video platforms. The company used to specialize in developing "Multipath Movies". These are three-dimensional, digitally animated stories with multiple plot branches, or "paths", leading to multiple distinct conclusions. The authors'/programmers' intention was to combine the best qualities of traditional filmed entertainment story and plot, with the best of conventional computer games interactivity.

Brilliant Digital Entertainment seems to have abandoned its activities in other areas to focus solely on the digital distribution of music, using peer-to-peer technology, through its Altnet subsidiary. In the past, Brilliant Digital had agreements with distribution partners such as Sharman Networks, operator of the Kazaa Media Desktop, where Brilliant Digital provided technology and services to clients (owners and licensees of content, including music labels, video and film companies, software publishers, and game developers) so they could distribute content through their own Web site.

It's worth mentioning that BDE (Altnet) and Sharman Networks (Kazaa) were two major players in the legal battles over copyright and patent infringements, which ended only in 2006, between the music labels and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) on one side and companies operating P2P networks on the other.

Nowadays, BDE's core activities are digital content distribution, through Altnet, which functions as a digital music store, and content identification and metering, through its Global File Registry subsidiary, providing a database of digital file identifiers, which allows content owners to identify, filter and replace infringing copies of their content on web sites and P2P networks."

And here :

https://www.smh.com.au/technology/kev...

Back to the "Brilliant Digital Entertainment Inc" from 1996 to 2002 they made countless Internet shows... some sold on CD to play on your PC , some re-recorded on DVD as Interactive DVD Movie Java games ... 25 games in total , here is a non complete list of 15
https://www.mobygames.com/company/127...
... the missing 10 are rare , like this one that is not on the list "Kiss Immortals" that had 27 episodes , was pushed out on DVD but only 9 from those 27 are on it ... then was is this, a wild Bootleg PAL DVD from someone that completed the game on 3dfx back in the day and recorded the gameplay session with a DVD Capture recorder ...

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