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Re: What are your favourite scenes in adventure games?

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From: Lady katie
Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2000 00:00
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I liked the entire sequence in the Temple in Lighthouse.

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Ashikaga wrote in message <86tqg5$aqu$1...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>...
>Hi!
>
>Subject line says all.  (I even spell favorite, favourite)
>
>Mine are (not in a paticular order):
>
>TLE - Concerto scene and the scene where WWI broke out, Cath must say
>goodbye to Miss Wolf, the prettiest red-hair heroine ever appeared in a
>computer game (don't argue with me on this one, I know I am right).
>
>GK1 - St. George's Bookstore, love the music, the atomosphere and Grace's
>sarcasms make me wonder why Gabriel is in financial trouble.
>
>GK3 - the swining axe, frustrating, but beautifully rendered, and maybe the
>music helped.
>
>MI 1 - sword fight scene.  I just love the humour.
>
>Loom - the crystal building.  I don't know why, but it stick to my brain
>more than many excellent scenes appeared in The Dig.
>
>MI 3 - the pirate song.  My brother adores it.
>
>Countdown - the asylum scared the hell out of me, especially you use
Access'
>Realsound instead of Soundblaster.
>
>There are probably more, but that's it for now.  (Sorry, no Broken Sword,
>but definitely no Toonstruck)
>
>Ashikaga
>
>
>
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