What pc dos game had a song with the following opening line?
"I remember my childhood in Brighton"
No prize other than a feeling of self satisfaction .
Sam & Max Hit the Road! Boy, that brings back awesome memories... LucasArts could do no wrong back then. :P
It would be fun to keep this going... here's an easy one:
What classic adventure game started you off in the thrilling setting of "West of House"? :-k
Zork I.
Quote from: johnnykonami on 10/01/2015, 05:47 PMZork I.
That's the one! And you are likely to be eaten by a grue. :wink:
When dear old dad would bounce me on his knee...
He'd say, "Son, there ain't nothin' as exciting
as exposing beasts to inhumanity."
"Want some rye? 'course ya do"
Quote from: InfraMan on 10/01/2015, 05:59 PMQuote from: johnnykonami on 10/01/2015, 05:47 PMZork I.
That's the one! And you are likely to be eaten by a grue. :wink:
I was indeed, many times :)
My god Lucas Arts was the shit back then. I still haven't played them all just Monkey Island and Maniac Mansion. I must try Sam & Max.
Quote from: EvilEvoIX on 10/01/2015, 09:38 PMMy god Lucas Arts was the shit back then. I still haven't played them all just Monkey Island and Maniac Mansion. I must try Sam & Max.
Same here, actually. Same two point and clicks from them, too. I've always thought about getting into Sam and Max, but honestly these kinds of games are not my favorite, unless there is some nostalgia involved. So Maniac Mansion, Monkey Island, and Kings Quest were fun, but nothing I've played recently, especially recent games, ever clicked with me.
Quote from: guest on 10/01/2015, 06:09 PMIn swordfighting, what counters this:
"You fight like a dairy farmer."
"How appropriate, you fight like a cow!"
From what may be my all-time favorite point & click adventure. :P
Quote from: InfraMan on 10/01/2015, 11:10 PMQuote from: guest on 10/01/2015, 06:09 PMIn swordfighting, what counters this:
"You fight like a dairy farmer."
"How appropriate, you fight like a cow!"
From what may be my all-time favorite point & click adventure. :P
Nah MI2 is better surely?
Quote from: guest on 10/02/2015, 04:51 AMQuote from: wildfruit on 10/02/2015, 12:57 AMQuote from: InfraMan on 10/01/2015, 11:10 PMQuote from: guest on 10/01/2015, 06:09 PMIn swordfighting, what counters this:
"You fight like a dairy farmer."
"How appropriate, you fight like a cow!"
From what may be my all-time favorite point & click adventure. :P
Nah MI2 is better surely?
heck no. They were all great (until 3D spoiled the fun), but Curse had a charm that has never and will never be equaled.
Curse was part 3, wasn't it... I think you mean
Secret, maybe?
Anyhoo, I think MI2 was technically better, but the first Monkey Island will always be my favorite. Nostalgia probably plays a big role in that, though. :wink:
Ok the jury is out on whether comi or somi is best. However next question....
What mid 90s rail shooter by microsoft took place under water?
Quote from: wildfruit on 10/02/2015, 11:41 AMOk the jury is out on whether comi or somi is best. However next question....
What mid 90s rail shooter by microsoft took place under water?
Hard Rain.
The FMV with Christian Slater was comparable to a Hollywood film, IMHO.
Quote from: esteban on 10/02/2015, 09:14 PMQuote from: wildfruit on 10/02/2015, 11:41 AMOk the jury is out on whether comi or somi is best. However next question....
What mid 90s rail shooter by microsoft took place under water?
Hard Rain.
The FMV with Christian Slater was comparable to a Hollywood film, IMHO.
Since no one gave the right answer, or any other answer, you win.
Quote from: Opethian on 10/01/2015, 08:13 PM"Want some rye? 'course ya do"
"Who's like us? Damn few."
:D