- UK Crime
- UK Police
- Ferenzics
- Music
- Art/Artists
- Cartoons
- Fads
- Styles
- Films
- Tv
- Pulp Fiction
- Foods
- Transport
- Public figures/celebrities
- Technology
- Education/knowledge
- Politics/government
- School/Work/Family life/values
- Look at how society looked at gays, marriage, race, religion etc.
- Look at main religion and % of religions in Britain
- Interiors and exteriors
- Part times for families, elders and youths
- Popular/Main jobs
- Look at what influenced Britain from around the world
- For our characters look at what they grew up on and into
For the game visually we need to look at different art styles; we could so something realistic or something cartoon-like. We also need to look at comedy duo's for our characters; that will be the strongest part of our game, their characterization and how they interact/react with each other, their environment and the situations they are placed in.
The research into 1983 is so important for this game; we need to make it historically accurate to maximize the players experience and for the game to seem believable. For older players who grew up in the 80's it's extremely important that for them they see and play the game and go "Yes that happened and it was like that. People used to look and dress like that. We used to watch and listen to this and that." because they actually lived in that time period and we have to do it justice.
Here are some links to various bits of research:
Top Hits in 83
80's cartoons
The research into 1983 is so important for this game; we need to make it historically accurate to maximize the players experience and for the game to seem believable. For older players who grew up in the 80's it's extremely important that for them they see and play the game and go "Yes that happened and it was like that. People used to look and dress like that. We used to watch and listen to this and that." because they actually lived in that time period and we have to do it justice.
Here are some links to various bits of research:
Top Hits in 83
80's cartoons
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