Someone on the team really likes Saint’s Row. Read more
Someone on the team really likes Saint’s Row. Read more
Look, we already know how great, amazing, blissful, etc. life in the Animal Crossing universe can be, especially…
I unabashedly love these games and still play them a few times each decade. Read more
I agree - with point’n’click adventures the characters and writing really is what you come for, besides gorgeus graphics and animation, of course. Few games have made me laugh as much as adventure games - the one-liners in them are indeed sillier than anywhere else. I guess they draw people like me who are a bit more… Read more
For me Monkey Island is not nostalgia but a present game: I still replay it every two years at most and enjoy every minute of it. Well, except the swordfight grinding. Read more
I love adventure point and click games. The Monkey Island series and Day of the Tentacle are a few of my favorite games of all time. I love the humor and wackiness. I remember loving the sword fighting. Violence without actually being violent. I come back to Monkey Island and Day of the Tentacle ever now and then. Read more
Still one of my top 3 favorite games of all time. Played it for the first time around 1996 together with my best friend. We couldn’t finish it back then, because some floppy-discs (!) were missing, but we nevertheless had a wonderful time with it and cite it’s dialogues to this day. I found it especially impressive… Read more
If you’re interested in a more television-centric context, I strongly recommend “I Know That Voice” - it’s a documentary film (currently streaming on Amazon Prime) from John DiMaggio (Bender in Futurama, Jake in Adventure Time, a million other things). It’s less a “how to get into voice acting” and more a “here’s what… Read more