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From: spiv@netcom.com (Robert E. Spivack)
Subject: Re: Critical Path Shower Scene
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Date: Wed, 27 Apr 1994 03:57:35 GMT
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I'm not sure of the specific scene that you mention, but I had fun with
Critical path because it is a "well behaved" application that makes it
easy to pry underneath its surface.

It was written using QuickTime for Windows (which is Apple's competitor
to Microsoft's Video for Windows) and after you install the game you
have got a run-time version of QTW installed.

So it is a simple matter of calling up your Windows media player icon
and then you can "open" any QTW file and play any Critical Path
video segment. They are all in the game subdirectories.

There is also a straightforward way to cheat easily, but fortunately,
I discovered this after playing thru the game. (It would be too tempting
to use once you know how.)

Calks (calks@aol.com) wrote:
: I understand that there is a shower scene in Critical Path which is hidden and
: does not need to be activated in order to finish the game.  I've finished the
: game, but before I erase it from my hard disk, I'd love to check out Kat in the
: Shower.  If anyone knows it I'd appreciate the clue.  Thanks, Calks