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No way man!  Not dead!  Try reading the adventure game newsgroup and
then reevaluate.  I've been on an adventure game high this year.  I never
really liked them much before, either.  Here's some I recommend:

Curse of Monkey Island (an absolute MUST!!)
Dark Earth (almost is a dark fantasy RPG, loved it)
Sanitarium (I'm waiting for it to come out, but loved the demo)
Blade Runner (if you're into this type of thing it's kinda good)
Black Dahlia (this one is hard, but intense)

Sorry to be off-topic!  I'll stop here.  It's just that this off-topic post
was just too big a fat and juicy worm hangin' in front of me.  Had to
bite.

John Shiali wrote:

> Thomas Perrett and Robert Perrett wrote...
>
>
> > 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
>
> Not dead, just going through growing pains, like RPGs and space-sims
> have in the last couple of years.  With games like Starship Titanic,
> Grim Fandango, Monkey Island 3, etc, the genre is finding its feet
> with new graphics technology, but also now remembering to incorporate
> the basic ingredients of good adventures that have been so neglected
> recently.
>
> As soon as games companies can see further than poor RTS and Quake
> clones, then we'll start to see more quality games over every genre,
> and that includes adventure games.
>
> --
>
>  John -
>
> "No, no, no. No more foreplay." - James Bond, GoldenEye