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Replay – Space Station Silicon Valley
The studio that brought us Lemmings is also responsible for Grand Theft Auto. Before Rockstar North became the juggernaut developer of titles that sell in excess of 20 million units, the studio was known as DMA Design, and the development focus was all over the place. One of the strangest games released by DMA Design was Space Station Silicon Valley for Nintendo 64.
In this episode of Replay, we dive deep into Space Station Silicon Valley's opening levels, discovering a world where animals have become one with technology. We run into a mouse with wheels instead of feet and a dog equipped with rocket launchers. Above all else, we find that this odd game holds up fairly well. Journey with us, and make sure you stick around for the second episode where we double as voice actors. Nolan North, eat your heart out!
Check out more episodes at our Replay hub.
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