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I've added the rear box artwork of MI2 to the main post:

Call me late to the party, but finding that this forum was revived made me decide to play through a Lucasarts game that wasn't Star Wars. Classic Star Wars games were basically my reason for being on this forum years ago, but I wanted to switch it up. I played the remake of The Secret of Monkey Island on my Xbox One and... WOW! I couldn't put it down. I haven't played a point-and-click style game in ages, but now I want more. I enjoyed that I was able to play the modern one and the original-style game at the same time... which was funny because I felt the old school one was easier to control. 😆 I'm sure these are things you guys have heard before but I just really wanted to share! Knowing that I went all these years not knowing who Guybrush Threepwood is makes me feel like I've been missing out. I knew this game would become special to me when the game explained that great swordsmen have to have witty retorts to win. While another playthrough is definitely in order, I can't wait to pick up LeChuck's Revenge. Then, who knows... so many classic games to choose from! 😶

It’s great that these classic games still make new fans even 30(!) years since their release! I can definitely recommend the Double Fine remakes of Grim Fandango, Day of the Tentacle and Full Throttle, and since Microsoft purchased Double Fine last year, they should be heading to XBox too (if they haven’t already.) I actually envy you a little, being able to play these classics for the first time! Enjoy it, mate, they’re timeless!

What a surprise to see my videos as an introduction to this thread. Thank you! ❤️

Hey, I'm Kristofer, 33 years old from Sweden. I thought I was a member here but I guess I wasn't since I could not log in because the account did not exist A true born gamer since I was 5 years old and I will probably do one last round of Baldur's Gate/Diablo/Atlantis/Monkey Island/Mega man/SMB3 on my death bed

Stopping by to say hello! I am ecstatic knowing I can browse past Lucasforums posts, and excited for the possibility of new conversations.