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     Could someone tell me how I can open the door, where the labrys is, in the
 crete palace? Someone sujested that the only way to open it was to leave a old
 news paper in the hotel and do something in the ziggarut, this would change
history so that the door was open. I left the news paper in the hotel but what
do I have to do in the ziggarut that would open the door?

  Also, does anyone know what the third lever in the spaceship is for? I believ
e the first would destroy the train cart, and the second opens the wall in the
cave of the mine town. That cave had a sword for anybody who wanted to know.

 Thats it for now, if you have the answer two these questions, mostly the first
, please e-mail it to me.
Harold Johnson.

In article <CJBJ2...@cs.dal.ca>, CRF <falk...@ug.cs.dal.ca> wrote:
>Hey, what is 7th guest like??  I though it was something like Alone in the
>Dark.  Am I right??
>

7th Guest, from Virgin (The Company With The Perpetual BUSY Signal) has
the most astounding multimedia effects ever.  The live action samples and
3D rendering of the inside of the mansion, where the story takes place,
are stunning.  The quality of the audio and video of this game are
unparralleled anywhere!

However, the game is painfully tedious and I was completely bored with it
after about 2 days.  The monotony of watching the stunning video and
listening to the bloody astounding audio EVERY time you round or corner,
or EVERY time you're trying to solve a puzzle was maddening.  The puzzles
were ludicrous, and the game play was dreadfully dull and unimaginitive. 
I sold mine to a friend, and never have missed it.

The producers of 7th guest threw everything into a multimedia orgastic
explosion, and succeeded!  However, to sit down and actually *play* the
game left me either frustrated at the tedium of the multimedia blitz or
yawning at the drab game play.

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In a previous article, da...@metronet.com (Mike Golobay) says:

>In article <CJBJ2...@cs.dal.ca>, CRF <falk...@ug.cs.dal.ca> wrote:
>>Hey, what is 7th guest like??  I though it was something like Alone in the
>>Dark.  Am I right??
>>
>
>7th Guest, from Virgin (The Company With The Perpetual BUSY Signal) has
>the most astounding multimedia effects ever.  The live action samples and
>3D rendering of the inside of the mansion, where the story takes place,
>are stunning.  The quality of the audio and video of this game are
>unparralleled anywhere!
>
>However, the game is painfully tedious and I was completely bored with it
>after about 2 days.  The monotony of watching the stunning video and
>listening to the bloody astounding audio EVERY time you round or corner,
>or EVERY time you're trying to solve a puzzle was maddening.  The puzzles
>were ludicrous, and the game play was dreadfully dull and unimaginitive. 
>I sold mine to a friend, and never have missed it.
>
>The producers of 7th guest threw everything into a multimedia orgastic
>explosion, and succeeded!  However, to sit down and actually *play* the
>game left me either frustrated at the tedium of the multimedia blitz or
>yawning at the drab game play.
>
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>Mike Golobay                                                
>da...@feenix.metronet.com                                   
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>

Well actually i would recommend it. its really cool and stuff and also
it comes wif a videotape. its really not boring and its really scary
and i LIKE all the talking

nate

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