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>I see I'm in the minority here by disagreeing with you.  I have loved all
>the King's Quest games (the first one was the first PC computer game I ever
>played), The Colonel's Bequest, and thought Phantasmagoria was just fine -
>although I agree it was not as much of a game as it was an interactive
>movie.  The only problem I have had with Sierra adventure games - which they
>have recently begun to get away from - is the single curor interface where
>you just click away.   Roberta Williams' games have driven the adventure
>gaming genre since the 80s.  True, Lucasarts stepped in and are often
>regarded as the masters of this genre now (and after Curse of Monkey Island,
>they probably are), but Williams was the one who attempted to push the
>technology with each new game.  I used to upgrade my old computers around
>the time of each new King's Quest release.
>
>And is noone really excited about Mask of Eternity?  Come on!   If it comes
>together as well as they are hoping it will, it will be to adventure games
>what Mario 64 was to console platform games.
>
I'm more worried - they seem to be pushing the 3D technology pretty
heavy, and it might be more of a hack and slash game - but we'll see -
Sierra has been pretty good about putting out demos.