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Old School Adventure
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Now all they make is arcadey Star Wars games with wonky controls.
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What about Gladius and Mercenaries.
They may not be the best games ever... But hardly "arcadey Star Wars games with wonky controls."
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ever heard of Rebel Assault 2, Masters of Teras Kasi.
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A Star Wars fighting game could be awesome if done correctly.
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"an unfinished game that will only appeal to fan boys and lucas' wallet".
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Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
*AHEM*
What about Gladius and Mercenaries.
They may not be the best games ever... But hardly "arcadey Star Wars games with wonky controls."
I will admit that it was a bit of a broad generalization. It looks to me as if Lucasarts hit a slump and is climbing its way back up, which is good. But let us not forget the travesty that was "Star Wars: Force Commander".
I personally had high expectations for the ROTS game, but was let down because it was basically a ripoff of the LOTR movie-games. Except not quite as good. The voice actors sound like their extremely tired, it's 3 a.m. at the office, and they wanna go home.
Honestly, to me the only noteworthy Star Wars games to come out recently are the KOTORs (not being a SWG nerd like a lot of people I know my age).
I didn't think Rebel Assault 2 was that bad, but then again, the last time I played it was when I was around 8 years old, so I could be wrong.
Take Star Wars: Battlefront, for example. Excellent idea, mediocre execution. It's pretty fun, yes (for a while, anyway), but it is a pretty buggy game. The ship combat was terrible, and the Dark Troopers were way too wimpy, not to mention poor collision detection. Hopefully they'll have these bugs worked out for Battlefront 2.
I personally wish they'd stop with the Star Wars games and hurry up with Monkey Island 5 already!!
By the way, does anybody else here remember "Grim Fandango"?
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LOOM and Day of the Tentacle would be nice too.
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Sure wish there was a torrent up somewhere.
Try here, they have Last Crusade:
http://alex-soft.net/
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Do you use ScummVM to run the CD version of "The Secret of Monkey Island"? If so, how did you get the sound to work? The Read-me says something about ripping the mp3 off the CD and enabling MAD capabilities on ScummVM and a bunch of other stuff, but like I said before, I'm not that computer literate, so I don't know how the hell to do that. Any help?
By the way, was that Last Crusade game the Graphic Adventure (the one I'm looking for) or the side-scrolling action game, cuz I can't get ScummVM to run it. If I have to use DosBox, then I'm screwed cuz I don't know how in God's name that thing works.