SamandMax

He does have a new movie coming out, starring Joaquin Phoenix, William Hurt, Sigourney Weaver and Adrien Brody. It's called The Woods, and here's the basic storyline: "Set in Pennsylvania during 1897, the film revolves around a close-knit community that lives with the frightening knowledge that a mythical race of creatures resides in the woods around them." An early review of the script confirms there is a twist ending to the movie.

Phantasmagoria had a pretty nice case And although I couldn't find the cases, the Darkseed games had nice covers, due to the fact H.R. Giger did them.

Maybe if we keep complaining they'll listen to us, and change it to something good.

Monkey Island 2 was always my favourite. It seemed to have a much darker tone than the other ones, and it had probably the best puzzles I've seen in an adventure game. EMI was good, but a lot more cartoonish than 1 and 2 were.

That was pretty neat. The guy who made it has a lot of talent.

A good 80% of the time I had my gun drawn at all times in Police Quest 2. It's fun to go around shooting people, although you automatically lose most of the time.

David Bowie should be in this game too. He can play talking fire.

When did George turn into William Petersen?

If I tried to make an article about me making an amateur adventure game, it'd be about two paragraphs long and would end with me losing interest in the project, and throwing it away like all of the other stuff I gave up on.

How come no one ever tries to remake Police Quest 1 or 2? I'd pay money for that.

He said it was about as long as Broken Sword, which I don't like to hear. I finished Broken Sword in about 5 hours, the longest I got stuck was for about half an hour.

Oh boy. Now you can do a puzzle where you have rotate 80 levers and valves in 3rd person. I can't wait.

I think I can safetly say this is going to be a great game when it's released next year. If you haven't heard of it, it's a game where you run a movie company, and get to make your own movies. Oh, and it's developed by Lionhead Studios, who really know how to make a good sim game. Plus, it's coming for PC and all consoles, so if you don't meet the system requirements for the computer, you have a chance to play it too on the PS2, GC or X-Box. There's a good preview of it up at Gamespot. http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/strategy/movies/preview_6074062.html

Mwahaha, I got to see the Lord of the Rings DVD last Thursday

All this is a good thing. It'll force them to back better movies.

If I met Tom Morello, I'd ask what type of weird magic or voodoo he uses to play the guitar so good.

The Phantom of the Opera. The game took about half an hour to beat, and there was a maze. Most of the game had you walking back and forth through the theatre, picking up different colours of glass for the lights.

It's easy to be a sick bastard in The Sims. Locking up someone in a room with nothing but a chair can be pretty mean. Especially when they start peeing everywhere.

I've been looking for Sanitarium for awhile, and I still can't seem to find it at any stores. One day it'll turn up...

The only reason I like Gamespot is because Grim Fandango actually beat Half-Life for game of the year in 99. Not many sites did that.

Hopefully one day in the future they'll start work another FT game, but maybe stick with the adventure genre.

I really liked the game. And it was pretty long, probably took me about 5-8 hours to get through it.

Tell them the game needs a new, violent ending.

I saw the movie for free, at a screening a week ago, and I actually thought it was alright. It's not good or anything, but it's watchable, and I really don't think it's one of the worst movies ever made.

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