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Article #249110Re: What are your favourite scenes in adventure games?
From: BadSon
Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 00:00
Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 00:00
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--Sam and Max: The cussing guy...first time I've ever laughed out loud playing an adventure game. (I think I'm gonna replay this and DOTT again since it's been so long) --Grim Fandango: I think it was year 2 when I am the Night Club owner and I walk down the stairs in my tux to find Glottis playing the piano...felt like a wierd version of Casablanca. --Planetfall: I'm busy trying to solve some bind-boggling puzzle and Floyd is drawing pictures on the wall with a crayon. --Sanitarium: The part in the ghost house trying to retrieve my sisters doll...first time a computer game moved me to tears. --Grim Fandango (again): The clown making balloons...his abrasive personality had me in stitches. --Planescape:Torment: Arguabely not an adventure, but the dialouge from Nordom had me laughing. Jeez, I'm sure there are many more, but this is all I could come up with at the moment. BadSon
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