King's Quest 1+2 remade...

[Gamblor]

anybody who knows where i can get mechwarrior, god i'm dying to play it.

[Lawrence Ng]

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my favorite was KQ6 though... such a good game

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My very first Sierra game was Lesiure Suit Larry 5, which was in VGA. I was hooked.

The VGA graphics were what gave the Sierra adventure games the great play and feel. When they eventually went with the "Drawing Cell" technology in KQ7 and other games, that's when I gave it up. One of the things of these adventure games that make them stand out is the fact that it's plays like a beautiful storybook told from great paintings, not from cheesy animation.

Lawrence

[DavidC]

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my favorite was KQ6 though... such a good game

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My very first Sierra game was Lesiure Suit Larry 5, which was in VGA. I was hooked.

The VGA graphics were what gave the Sierra adventure games the great play and feel. When they eventually went with the "Drawing Cell" technology in KQ7 and other games, that's when I gave it up. One of the things of these adventure games that make them stand out is the fact that it's plays like a beautiful storybook told from great paintings, not from cheesy animation.

Lawrence

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You're just a youngin then (maybe a year or two younger than me). [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

My first was LL 1, when I was like 10... My second was Space Quest 2.

Other than LL1, I don't think I've ever finished a sierra game, though.

Even LL1, I got caught in a guess-the-verb thing trying to get the pills and couldn't do it.

--Dave.

[moondogg]

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my favorite was KQ6 though... such a good game

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My very first Sierra game was Lesiure Suit Larry 5, which was in VGA. I was hooked.

The VGA graphics were what gave the Sierra adventure games the great play and feel. When they eventually went with the "Drawing Cell" technology in KQ7 and other games, that's when I gave it up. One of the things of these adventure games that make them stand out is the fact that it's plays like a beautiful storybook told from great paintings, not from cheesy animation.

Lawrence

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You're just a youngin then (maybe a year or two younger than me). [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

My first was LL 1, when I was like 10... My second was Space Quest 2.

Other than LL1, I don't think I've ever finished a sierra game, though.

Even LL1, I got caught in a guess-the-verb thing trying to get the pills and couldn't do it.

--Dave.

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I say that Police Quest I (the original, not the fancy pants remake) is still the best Sierra game ever made. It's the only one I played front to back with no hint book, and it had a hell of a lot of replay value.

But Space Quest 3 and Kings Quest 2 are up there as favorites too.