Interview: “I Wanted Something Instant” – We Spoke To The Creator Of The “Digital Museum” That Lets Players View Thousands Of N64 & PS1 Models

Final Fantasy VII! Resident Evil 2! Tomb Raider! & More.

A new PS1 and N64 asset library (and “digital museum”) has just launched, giving players the opportunity to view and compare models and animations from various classic games.

Alfred Baudisch’s Pardall Games Library went live late last month and currently features assets from 18 games in total, including the likes of Final Fantasy VII, Resident Evil 2, Spyro the Dragon, Tomb Raider, and GoldenEye 007, among several others. Understandably, given the impressive scope of the project and its potential applications, it immediately went viral, racking up thousands of shares and likes across Twitter/X and BlueSky, while drawing attention from artists, journalists, and other preservation-minded individuals. It even went on to inspire a small number of articles from publications like Destructoid and PC Gamer, the latter of which used the library as a jumping-off point to talk about “the best frog in all of gaming.”

Read the full article on timeextension.com

Final Fantasy VII! Resident Evil 2! Tomb Raider! & More.

A new PS1 and N64 asset library (and “digital museum”) has just launched, giving players the opportunity to view and compare models and animations from various classic games.

Alfred Baudisch’s Pardall Games Library went live late last month and currently features assets from 18 games in total, including the likes of Final Fantasy VII, Resident Evil 2, Spyro the Dragon, Tomb Raider, and GoldenEye 007, among several others. Understandably, given the impressive scope of the project and its potential applications, it immediately went viral, racking up thousands of shares and likes across Twitter/X and BlueSky, while drawing attention from artists, journalists, and other preservation-minded individuals. It even went on to inspire a small number of articles from publications like Destructoid and PC Gamer, the latter of which used the library as a jumping-off point to talk about “the best frog in all of gaming.”

Read the full article on timeextension.com

 

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