The large hadron collider and time travel in games.

I was looking through some old games i used to play way back on youtube and this hit me.

Another World

This game came out in 1991 that is strange.
The large hadron collider

I know there were colliders before this one but smaller just saying seeing the idea of time travel from this was in a game made in 1991 what do you think.
Mods sorry if in wrong place move if needed.

Thankyou

I really enjoyed playing this game and Flashback back in the Genesis/SNES days.

IRM

reply to post by InfaRedMan


Me too never got to play part two did not come out in UK but the idea of time travel from a collider way back then that was strange.

Thing is i never noticed this until i saw this clip last night and i played this game many a time i knew it was experiment that went wrong it was always there and i never realised

Then again did not know much about one of these collider's untill the LHC.

Thankyou

Originally posted by mars1
reply to post by InfaRedMan

 

Thing is i never noticed this until i saw this clip last night and i played this game many a time i knew it was experiment that went wrong it was always there and i never realised

Then again did not know much about one of these collider's untill the LHC.

Same here. I'll have to dig out the old cartridges and play it again now! LOL!

IRM

I know you said that you were aware that there had been particle accelerators before the LHC, but do you realize how long before?

The first one was built in 1932 and the first one that worked in the same was as the LHC was built around 1945
source

I have that on Super Nintendo by the name of "Out of This World"
Graphics aren't as crisp as that but the game is unusual and fun. I had no idea that there was a particle collider in that game, but I was young and distracted

That is really interesting. I think it is important to note that the #23 appeared twice on the main character's computer screen. The #23 is believed to be associated with Illuminati. Maybe they knew about this type of technology all along?

reply to post by davespanners


No i did not know that so thanks for that
Did a search but all that popped up was the LHC but i knew there were one before the LHC

Thankyou