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I'm sorry, but no, I intended to ask the OP this question. That your name got tacked on at the front is a mistake of mine. Sorry about the confusion.

Per: Is your C-64 screen Gribbly's Day Out? And maximaz, is your screenshot from Tekwar?

Dutch Ghost: Megatraveller?

Where Time Stood Still? :question:

No one said it, so I guess I will: Per's other game is Paradroid. No clue what The Idiot posted though.

I have a theory that these kind of reviews is what we get when the publishers don't pay the reviewers their kickbacks. Because I faintly recall seeing an almost identical game, with almost the same flaws, get almost triple the score that this game got.

What I found the strangest about Matrix Reloaded were the scenes where all the main characters followed whomwever was at the front in a straight line. Almost as you were watching a JRPG on the big screen.

Awww...I thought this thread was about Snap! :/

So am I the only one who played and loved this game back when it was new? The amount of hidden and secret stuff in this game is massive.

Don't overcomplexify the situation. The below quote sums it up much better:

I didn't see a Pyro, Engineer or Spy equivalent. Their demoman even only has one eye! Somewhere a lawyer is orgasming over the possible lawsuits involved with this.

Earl Boen is an awesome voice actor. His LeChuck is classic. And propably commands a hefty price tag along with his talents. Especially since he's the narrator in WoW. As for Marley, the actress is British and currently working in Britain on a soap opera. It's propably a little too much to...

If anything, playing Trine has given me an urge to replay Lost Vikings. Maybe give the sequel a try as well. Except for superior graphics and a 3-player co-op mode (possibly on sound as well, can't remember) Lost Vikings beats Trine in every conceivable comparison possible. Level design...

What little I've seen of the "easier controls", they look to be something akin to Full Throttle and Monkey Island 3.

I don't care if Johnny Depp mixed the paint, I don't care if Christian Bale is making the best brush strokes since the Sixstine Chapel, if the film's subject is watching paint dry, then only people really interested in paint or the criminally insane will pay to see the film.

Speaking of Psychonauts, here's a small "heads-up" for that game: The last level of the game is bloody hard. You'll be cussing and screaming at it after a few tries. Don't be surprised that it might take you over 20 tries to get through the hardest part of it. But here's the thing: The last...

Too late for that. The thing is I didn't even touch it. I just looked at it and it started rolling off on its own. I've also heard horror stories about the last level (15). After another 2 hours of playing, I've reached level 13. Man, this game is short.

Well, I'm playing this game now. It's OK so far, but after having played for 2 hours I feel like I'm closer to the end than the beginning (just started Level 9). The 3 characters you control are uninteresting (in their development) but their abilities are pretty cool, the enemies are 95%...

The remastered Monkey Island is the only LucasArts game I'm interested in. I own the majority of the LucasArts adventure catalog already (even an original CD version of Loom) and the two games I'm missing the most are unlikely to appear on Steam (Maniac Mansion and Zak MacKracken). On a...