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What are your favourite scenes in adventure games?

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From: Ashikaga
Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 00:00
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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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