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more about #textadventures wirebrain: You might be right, however they say "the proof is in the pudding". I'm hopeful they'll make some new titles and IP with this maneuver and the Monkey ... more » PositivelyGreg: You know what? I don't really buy it. I don't see LucasArts as getting the adventure game religion back, so much as wanting to mine their old librar... more » gravyleaves: when someone says platform agnostic, why do i still need to ask if it's gonna make the ps3/psn? more » OpinionMan: I'll be throttled for this, but point and click adventure games are incredibly overrated. They've reached the status amongst the hardcore where it's "... more » UrsaVole: But I wonder ... will these re-releases be optimized for Windows XP or are we looking at needing emulators like DOSBox and ScummVM to run them properl... more » basilafox: "LucasArts had, at one point, mostly given up on their adventure titles,... ...But that changed when LucasArts replaced much of their upper management... more » Stueymon: grim fandango on the DS .... NOW!! more » UltimatePancakeSensation: I disagree; these games don't rely on imagination instead of graphics. Rather, they rely on thinking instead of shoot-shoot-shoot. The graphics for t... more » muu: Would love to play through Grim Fandango, never got around to playing that thing when it came out. Hope they have success with their text-intensive ad... more » BigBadHarv: Full Throttle anyone? more » KillerBee: Dear Lucasarts, You have done a lot of things to me over the years that I didn't really like, but I always remembered how it was when I first met you ... more » ShaggE: Cracking Eggs Of Wisdom: And about damn time, too. As Telltale has proven, adventure games can still turn heads. I, for one, will never grow tired of point n' clicks. Now, som... more » gold163 (° д° ): SAM AND MAX HIT THE ROAD more » -
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LucasArts Hopes To Turn Old Into Gold With Adventure Games
There was a time when gaming was left more to the imagination than the pixel-count. When the written word was mightier than the joystick. More »
