Hi everyone,
Being ill for some days has its advantages. For starters, you can always
read those books you never seem to have time to on regular occasions.
Thanks to a strong flu, I was forced to trade my keyboard for some books
myself, and one I picked was Origin's Quest for Clues, which I
Well, being an old school fan of IF, especially the Spanish ones from AD
(games like Guerra de las Vajillas (Silverware Wars), Don Quijote and Jabato
to name but a few) I have to agree, that those were some great games. But
then again, I tried playing Jabato about 2 years ago again, and spent a
Just testing to see if my address change
worked
Karl Kuras
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002, Pedro Quaresma wrote:
Being ill for some days has its advantages. For starters, you can always
read those books you never seem to have time to on regular occasions.
Thanks to a strong flu, I was forced to trade my keyboard for some books
myself, and one I picked was
Pedro Quaresma wrote:
creators had to rely purely on their ability
to make great stories and puzzles instead of relying on the Story is
so-so, but the graphics and sound make up to it formula that we are forced
to put up with nowadays.
When asked why she prefers old radio programs as
Karl Kuras wrote:
All I can say is that I'm really glad we developed graphic interfaces. And
if you're looking for good story in modern day games, I recommend titles
like Vampire The Masquerade, Deus Ex, No One Lives Forever and Soul Reaver
2. Story is alive again, and growing stronger,
Definetly one not to forget... was trying to go for newer titles, but you're
right, Fallout 1 and 2, Grim Fandango (probably the best adventure game
since Monkey Island 2), Shogo, Discworld 1 and 2, Red Faction (which
suffered from some poor gameplay elements unfortunately) and Max Payne (and
