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I had no idea this existed until you told me about it; I want to play it so badly. It's unreal how much this game looks like an old LucasArts adventure...UNREAL!
HOW WAS I UNAWARE OF THIS GAME
I played this as a kid, the use of a controler to navigate the menus really bugged me so I couldn't get into it.
Wait, so do they actually shake hands in the game? Is Harrison Ford (AKA INDIANA JONES) a playable character?
@itemforty
Absolutely yes on both.
I actually rented this from Blockbuster when I was a kid, but didn't get to play it (family emergency). I always wanted to rent it again, but I choose Vectorman instead. After that, I just forgot about it. Since it was in my possession at one point of my life, I guess that's grounds for "backing up" a copy.
Scooby point and click? lolololol
This wins the obscurity contest hands down. Either that, or I'm way too old for a Scooby Doo game released in 1995 to catch my interest. Probably both :(
I rented this game from back in the day. I think I spent my time on Ha Ha Carvival though and had to take it back before I could start on Blake's Hotel. I do remember the graphics being really good, and the game being hard as all hell. Good times.
I rented this game from back in the day. I think I spent my time on Ha Ha Carvival though and had to take it back before I could start on Blake's Hotel. I do remember the graphics being really good, and the game being hard as all hell. Good times.
Unless you're talking about
A) Manuel Calavera, or
B) Guybrush Threepwood
you've failed at Adventure Game, since they are the kings...mainly Guybrush. My opinion at least :D.
@lucas
Oh ye of no patience
Luca, not Lucas... and nope, I have no patience :D. Though I was being sarcastic mostly up above. Ya can't have reviews of adventure games without those two, especially Monkey Island. Defined the genre, really.
lol there be a furry aboves me