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12/07/09
But there's strikeout text, so apparently we're okay for the time being.
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Now with the PSPGo, it was there but not every shown... If sony was paying for product placement, they got screwed this round...If Hugh Laurie actually likes PSP's then its cool he brought it on set... Wonder what the truth is...
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Though 16GB probably fails in comparison to Fox Mulder's collection of pre-Internet porn.
12/07/09
Then we zap the iPhone with a few thousand volts. If and when this works depends on how many minutes we have left (in the show).
12/07/09
Also, my money's on amyloidosis.
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02/16/09
RYURYU
followed closely by
DANDAN
Though if you beat all of those under the time limit, you'll unlock GENGEN.
02/16/09
02/16/09
I don't know about you, but when a cashier pulls off his shoe and starts counting toes, it bestows a level of confidence in this low-paid man/woman I never thought possible.
01/24/09
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A- Assassin's Creed
R- Rock Band
I- No idea
O- No idea
I- No idea
S- Gears of War maybe?
T- Tomb Raider maybe?
O- Bioshock
L- No idea
E- Grand Theft Auto
Y- Call of Duty
O- Banjo-Kazooie maybe?
U- No idea
R- Metroid Prime
H- Medal of Honor
O- No idea
A- Left 4 Dead maybe?
G- No idea
A- LittleBig Planet
I- Wii logo
N- N64 logo
P- Pokemon
A- Viva Pinata
Y- Rayman: Raving Rabbids (not sure which one)
M- Jet Force Gemini
E- No idea
A- Haze
L- No idea
L- Halo
Y- Playstation 3 Logo
O- No idea
U- Turok
R- Tetris
C- Pac Man
O- Paper Mario
I- Earthworm Jim
N- Nintendo Power logo maybe?
Z- Legend of Zelda
01/24/09
Let's see what gaps I can fill in, since you have the most complete list, I think (easiest to read, at least):
I in "I" - Metal Gear Solid 2/3
L in "STOLE" - Final Fantasy
U in "YOUR" - Burnout
E in "ME" - Geometry Wars Galaxies
Second L in "ALL" - Halo
O in "YOUR" - Star Fox?
And all the ones you weren't sure about are correct.
01/24/09
Actually, now that I looked over it again... The "A" in "PAY" is from Harvest Moon, not Viva Piñata.. VP's logo is more colorful than that.
01/24/09
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01/24/09
I meant the first "YOUR" not the second "YOUR"...
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01/24/09
Also O from Contra for the 'ho'. Awesome.
01/24/09
Nope, the "O" is from Alone in the Dark.
12/14/08
12/14/08
Lucasarts still holds my childhood in their arms. Day of the Tentacle, Sam N Max and Indiana Jones were the first computer games I ever owned on our first computer. Came in a Lucasarts Volume 1 or 2 pack, with a three level Dark Forces, I cant remember.
But I was spoiled. My friend had those games, but on floppy. Me? I got full voices and sounds because of the cd's they shipped on.
Incredible incredible games. I've been playing through Indy again for the first time in 15 years and I still remember all the puzzle solutions.
I ended up borrowing Monkey Island 1 and 2 from a friend around that same age. Loved them too, but not so much as DOTT and Indy.
Then, when I hit 14-15 and we had that same shitty Pentium 100mhz computer that we started with, I had to dig into the internet to find new games. Blessed with a mind like mine that didn't mind a lack of graphics, I grew addicted to Zork (yes, the original text adventure), Quest for Glory and Police Quest. All the original versions to current for the time.
Then along came Grim Fandango. Nuff said bout that one. Of course, I was running out of game options for my piece of shit family computer because my parents didn't believe in 'the graphix'. I guess in a way that helped me, it forced me to dig into gaming history for my games fix. It also taught me to be a total internet/computer whiz and pirate. Digging up and running old games wasn't easy, yknow.
Finally, the last adventure game I played during my childhood... Return to Zork I think. Or Beyond Zork. Can't remember. Couldn't have been that great, but I remember it as enjoyable.
I havent gotten to play any new greats since then. Professor Layton ranks pretty high in my adventure game book, but thats mostly a puzzle game. I miss the games of my childhood. :(
12/14/08
And by 'nuff said' about Grim Fandango, I mean that game was just so freaking awesome, Manny is a badass, that there doesn't need to be anything said about it.