You have the wrong approach. It's an interactive movie, not a game. You "play" it only for the eyecandy, which was much more impressive 20 years ago, granted.
I remember how stunned i was with the laserdisc/Amiga version i scored on eBay in the late 80's / early 90's (with a separate 3.5" floppy disk for an Amiga which controlled the Laserdisc player according to your Joystick input) - blew _any_ existing game back then out of the water in terms of graphics!
Mmmh - I wonder if i'd manage to find the floppy and link cable in the attic...
