Talk:Interactive film

message: "Aftermath Media (formally Trilobyte) released..." - is this correct? That would mean that the official name was Trilobyte, but "Aftermath Media" was used informally. If we mean that Trilobyte was a previous name, then the correct word is "formerly". This difference matters, so someone please check it! 86.132.142.246 (talk) 22:12, 28 December 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Formally or Formerly? 

message: I removed this paragraph from the history section because the game isn't really historical.  Someone could use it as part of a Johnny Mnemonic video game article, I guess, but it doesn't belong in the history section of this article.
:In 1993, Sony Imagesoft and Proganda Code used the Cine-Active engine to create the interactive movie "Johnny Mnemonic". This Windows and Mac CD-ROM was notable for being a full screen experience without an onscreen interface.  When the film showed Johnny's POV the shot became letterboxed, allowing the user to select the next shot in the film.  If no decision was made the interactive movie returned to full screen mode and continued with the story.   
Peace. — Frecklefσσt | Talk 03:13, 16 February 2009 (UTC)
thread_title: Johnny not historical

message: It isn't an interactive movie when it is using neither a laserdisc nor other similar formats, correct? Does this article deserve to mention Nintendo's EVR Race and the original 1974 Wild Gunman?  Although mechanical, they use video footage and are interactive. Parrothead1983 (talk) 07:29, 19 May 2012 (UTC)
thread_title: Laserdisc

message: The description of "Interactive movies" as it currently stands is not completely accurate. While it's true that many interactive movies are indeed a form of video game, there have been DVD's and CD-Roms that are not video games but the what I understand the definition of video game to be. There have been "interactive movies" on DVD and CD_Rom that  are simply movies in which the plot is not completely pre-determined and instead you are presented, every so often with the option to choose what happens next in the plot by selecting from various choices, which determine what scene/clip is played next. They are sort of like a digital video version the Choose-Your-Own Adventure type books. The  "Adult" DVD industry, back in the late 90's/early 2000's was making a number of such interactive movies on DVD and CD-ROM. In them you could choose how they movie "plot" went. such as by showing the main male performer's POV and then allow the viewer to decide what female performers the guy hooked up with or what he did with them. There have also been some non-adult interactive DVD movies (that were not video games) though I believe it's been mostly adult titles that dominated that genre of film. Would such a interactive movie where you don't have a specific goal to accomplish and don't win or loose but simply decide the course of the plot not be considered a form, of video game? If not, then the definition of Interactive Movie needs to be broadened. Now maybe there is another name for the type of film I'm describing but I have heard the term "Interactive Movie" used to describe what I was referring to. Unless there is some significant disagreement then i think we should expand the article to cover non-video game interactive movies including adult interactive movies (remember that Wikipedia is not censored). --50.152.139.176 (talk) 00:46, 24 January 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  Not all "Interactive movies" are video games 

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