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'''''Attack of the Graske''''' was a ''[[Doctor Who]]'' video game of the {{w|interactive movie}} genre. It premiered on [[BBC Red Button]] at the time of the broadcast of [[TV]]: ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]''. It was later placed on the [[series 2 (Doctor Who)|series 2]] [[DVD]] box set, to be played by home viewers around the world. It was converted for play in a web browser, and was available on the official BBC ''Doctor Who'' website until the discontinuation of Adobe Flash in 2021. | '''''Attack of the Graske''''' was a ''[[Doctor Who]]'' video game of the {{w|interactive movie}} genre. It premiered on [[BBC Red Button]] at the time of the broadcast of [[TV]]: ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]''. It was later placed on the [[series 2 (Doctor Who)|series 2]] [[DVD]] box set, to be played by home viewers around the world. It was converted for play in a web browser, and was available on the official BBC ''Doctor Who'' website until the discontinuation of Adobe Flash in 2021. | ||
Like the popular arcade game, {{wi|Dragon's Lair}}, it was in many respects a "proper" motion-picture production. It required a full television crew to produce. Judged as a piece of television, it has unusual aspects — it is the only [[BBC Wales]] ''[[Doctor Who]]'' production filmed in a 4:3 [[aspect ratio]]. It was the first [[DWU]] production for which [[director]] [[Ashley Way]] and [[writer]] [[Gareth Roberts]] were credited. It was also the first time that [[Rory Taylor]] received onscreen credit as a [[director of photography]]. | Like the popular arcade game, {{wi|Dragon's Lair}}, it was in many respects a "proper" motion-picture production. It required a full television crew to produce. Judged as a piece of television, it has unusual aspects — it is the only [[BBC Wales]] ''[[Doctor Who]]'' production filmed in a 4:3 [[aspect ratio]]. It was the first [[DWU]] production for which [[director]] [[Ashley Way]] and [[writer]] [[Gareth Roberts]] were credited. It was also the first time that [[Rory Taylor]] received onscreen credit as a [[director of photography]]. | ||
