Disapointment !!!

[ManicMatt]

Yeah it was cool that I nicked those fools fuel!

Oh yeah, that reminds me, the scrapyard. I spent ages operating the machine, just crushing the dog, blocking the dog, all sorts, not really knowing WHAT I was doing right or wrong.

[MrColossal]

The thing is, people seem to see the problems of adventure games in only a few adventure games [Full Throttle being the main one it seems] and don't extend that thinking to other adventure games.

"Why did I do that?!" is a big part of every adventure game, the same with learning why you did it after the character does his animation and you see why.

Full Throttle, however, had amazing art direction and amazing voice acting and the story was pretty cool. No saving the universe, no saving the world, just justice.

[LimpingFish]

Full Throttle is one on the few adventure games I would recommend to "non" adventure gamers.

I recently played it through it again, on ScummVM PSP, and it still plays well. I also noticed that most of the puzzles don't have the random item usage that befalls many comtemporary adventures, and are, for the most part, logical and clearly laid out.

I would rank it, alongside Grim Fandango, as LucasArts best.

[Helm]

I remember getting the hint for the hiding puzzle because your main character sprite got darkened in there, do I remember wrong? I should play FT again someday.