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I once read a Harlan Ellison essay on the power of the spoken (and written) word applied to radio stories. He had a line about the imagination having a much lar
by pjmorris 6y ago
I once read a Harlan Ellison essay on the power of the spoken (and written) word applied to radio stories. He had a line about the imagination having a much larger special effects budget than any movie studio could ever achieve. It always stuck with me.
- em-bee 6y agoi have a similar thought on role playing video games. if you remember text based MUDs, they allowed for a lot more imagination like a book vs movies. now i wonder, we have book, audio drama and movies, and we have text and graphic games, but i have not yet seen any pure audio game. something even a blind person could enjoy