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Drui
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omg Sam and Max. omg the giant fish with the car in its mouth.
and King's Quest... the graveyard scared the shit outta me when I was little!
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Yorick
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I had all the early "SCUMM" games from LucasArts. Maniac Mansion, Zak McKracken, LOOM, Indiana Jones ... all for the Amiga.
I recently got a copy of the Sam & Max game for the Mac. Now I need time to play it.
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lily
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| i've been really really wanting to replay LOOM lately. what an awesome game. |
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Black Kitty
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Sam and Max!!! I loved that game!
That really sucks, Spanky. =/ Even with the cd, it took some work to get it to play. My boyfriend knows everything, I just sat there and gawked while he downloaded shit to make it work. This is why I <3 dorks. x3
Yorick - I was just playing Maniac Mansion on my NES the other day. That game is rediculous. I have yet to find the combination for the safe in the room above the mother's bedroom. =/
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Black Kitty
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| Drui wrote: | | King's Quest... the graveyard scared the shit outta me when I was little! |
TOTALLY. xD When I just went back and played it, I laughed long and hard at my younger self.
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Zanthina
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I'm pretty damned psyched about the KQ series.
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Darqcyde
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| Uncle Benny wrote: | I remember my youth filled immaturity and a complete lack of understanding for the english language made playing the larry game extra difficult.
I ended up just sitting around typing any euphimisms for "hard cock" into the word box.
I think "grow dick" was one of them. "strong wee wee" was another... I don't have a clue why I wanted larry's dick to be hard when he's just going up and down stairs, on hind sight. |
you act like something has changed?  sorry, had to go for the low blow
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Yorick
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| Black Kitty wrote: | | Yorick - I was just playing Maniac Mansion on my NES the other day. That game is rediculous. I have yet to find the combination for the safe in the room above the mother's bedroom. =/ |
ask me that again about 12 years ago. I'd totally know the answer.
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Karui_Kage
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If I recall, you don't need to download anything new to get King's Quest VII to work on most computers. All you need to do is copy a certain file off of the CD, rename it, have the shortcut target that, and make sure it loads in 256 color mode. Nothing new needed really.
I just did this a couple of weeks ago, so it's pretty fresh in my mind.
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Michael
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| Grim Fandango is the best story/acting/atmosphere I've EVER seen in a game. A modern classic |
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Snorri
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| Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 11:19 am Post subject: Okay, I guess that kinda makes sense. |
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I have more posts than Michael. 
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Michael
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| well... in _some_ ways you do |
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Willem
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| Michael wrote: | | Grim Fandango is the best story/acting/atmosphere I've EVER seen in a game. A modern classic |
Yes. I still love Halen long time for sending it to me.
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Spanky
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| I think Grim Fandango marks the end of adventure gaming. Incredible game. Although I hear Sam and Max is coming back... |
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Willem
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You are correct, sir.
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