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ARE ADVENTURES GAMES DEAD?

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From: Thomas Perrett and Robert Perret...
Date: Wed, 13 May 1998 00:00
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I have heard that this gerne is DEAD? I have cross-renfence this to
other newsgroups and want to ask other game player of other gernes why
they think this gerne is dead. Read this and this is what Gamsplanet has
to say. I know some one you guys in other gernes do not like this type
game. I just want everybody opinon. Has there every been a gerne in
computer gaming that died. I don't mean a sub gerne like Text game? This
has been a very touching topic to me. There is ORG who states that the
gerne is dead. I really would like everyone to read this and tell me
what they think about this. Qualtily adventure titles are find. Black
Dahila, Starship Titanic, Sanitarium and Monkey Island are nice. I think
3D is the thing to bring this gerne back to life. These 2D games keep
doing the same over and over again. I am glad I am getting The Last
Express. I know the story is very Important. The Last Express flop in
stores sad to say. It only made have of it's money back. It just seems
Techology and Hype are good ways to get people to buy games. I know
Karmo Talts don't want 3D in Adventure games. I hate this why people say
we don't need 3D. Adventure gamer's need 3D. We are desperate for
quality titles that sell as many copies as Myst and Riven.
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From: Thomas Perrett and Robert Perrett <Use...@pacbell.net>
Subject: ARE ADVENTURES GAMES DEAD?
Date: 1998/05/13
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