Best Lucasarts adventure game!

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Sparrow X 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 310	Hi! In your opinion, what´s the best adventure game from Lucasarts? I think is The Day of The Tentacle, because had a great storyline, and I have great memories! What´s yours? Sparrow X
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System
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I'd say Monkey Island, but that's probably because I've Never played the others...
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Gorbash
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How about Zak Mckracken? or Manic Mansion?
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Badkitty
8 years 10 months ago
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Maniac Mansion, hands down
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System
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Full Throttle for sure.
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Jomero 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 105	No love for Grim Fandango? One of the most original and funniest (and very well written) adventure games I've had the pleasure of playing.
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ninjamonkey 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 572	well, id have to say star wars: shadows of the empire was the best. it stuck so closely to the star wars storyline, while allowing you to follow one completely different to the movies themselves. it was a remarkable game, beautiful (in n64 standards) and definitely a valuable gameplay experience.

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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	I'm sorry to say this but Shadows isn't this type of game. These games are puzzlers and death comes rarely to you. Monkey Island by far. I laughed hysterically. By the way, anyone think the main character from that Full Metal Alchemist show looks like Guybrush? Or am I the only one that thinks that?

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ninjamonkey 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 572	Cafeterialoca wrote: I'm sorry to say this but Shadows isn't this type of game. These games are puzzlers and death comes rarely to you. Monkey Island by far. I laughed hysterically. By the way, anyone think the main character from that Full Metal Alchemist show looks like Guybrush? Or am I the only one that thinks that? well, i dont get it? shadows of the empire WAS an adventure game, just with lots of death and destruction

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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	What I mean is that these games involved you walking and deciding what to say to people and putting items into certain places. These games are not meant to test you reflexes nor your hand eye cordination.

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Sparrow X 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 310	ninjamonkey wrote: well, id have to say star wars: shadows of the empire was the best. it stuck so closely to the star wars storyline, while allowing you to follow one completely different to the movies themselves. it was a remarkable game, beautiful (in n64 standards) and definitely a valuable gameplay experience. That´s not an adventure game, that´s an action game also from lucasarts. I mean the adventure games who we resolve puzzles Sparrow X
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TMNT
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I think the best one of all will be for me it is Full Throttle
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blackcat_0_1 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 170	Holy cripes on toast! Sam and Max Hit the Road is my favourite game! My vote goes to them, I believe they deserve it. And remember: "We don't go upstairs. Not since... The accident"

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skyechan 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 51	Errr....... Does "Loom" count? (Am I the only person who remembers this game...?)
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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	skyechan wrote: Errr....... Does "Loom" count? (Am I the only person who remembers this game...?) No, you're not. I had a good time with that one. Which version did you play, EGA with the intro audio casette or the VGA CD-Rom? It was one of the first games I had the pleasure of listening to with my Adlib soundcard. Also, anyone remember playing Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade?

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skyechan 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 51	wapazoid wrote: skyechan wrote: Errr....... Does "Loom" count? (Am I the only person who remembers this game...?) No, you're not. I had a good time with that one. Which version did you play, EGA with the intro audio casette or the VGA CD-Rom? It was one of the first games I had the pleasure of listening to with my Adlib soundcard. Mine had an extra audio, but I don't remember if it was a cassette or not, but I'm guessing it was the EGA version then. Shame that game was so short! "Grass green, I HATE that colour..."
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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	Man, I'd love to play that again. I wonder how it performs with DOSbox. I had the EGA version (5.25" floppy set a friend of mine copied for me), but never bothered with the audio casette.

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skyechan 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 51	wapazoid wrote: Man, I'd love to play that again. I wonder how it performs with DOSbox. I had the EGA version (5.25" floppy set a friend of mine copied for me), but never bothered with the audio casette. It was sort of like a radio play. It was interesting to listen to, but it was fairly short. It involved how Bobbin came into being and focused on Cygna and Hetchel teaching Bobbin how to weave (or at least attempting to). I have an old PC set up in my house so I can play old games like Loom and Pepper's Adventures in Time, my only regret is that the one game I didn't finish, Willy Beamish, refuses to work! ;.;
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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	It'd be kinda neat to get an mp3 of it. It's awesome that your firing up those oldies on the real deal. You make me want to bring my x286 back from the dead and play around with XTree again.

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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	I'd say Monkey Island, but that's probably because I've Never played the others...

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Gorbash 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 361	How about Zak Mckracken? or Manic Mansion?

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Badkitty 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 922	Maniac Mansion, hands down
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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	Full Throttle for sure.

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TMNT 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 5193	I think the best one of all will be for me it is Full Throttle

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