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Darth,  I remember those Sierra hint-lines.  1-900-370-KLUE.   I also remember speed dialing though the menus once you did it a couple of times.   I have to admit since the interent I've gotten too spoiled.   I remember spending weeks on "The Colonels Bequest.," because I kept beating my head against a few puzzles.   Now If I get really stuck I'll be on the 'Net in no time.  It's kind of a shame, because there is not as great a sense of accomplishment if I solve a hard puzzle.

Charleston, South Carolina, USA.  (But please don't hold that against me.)

Double post.  Sorry.

Story sounds like a homage to The Crow, which I like.  Should be interesting.  Are you going to create any mythology as to why or how your character wakes up for his bout at revenge?

I love your style. Looks very similar to the Shadows of Darkness box art, and  that's not a bad thing.  I would be interested to see that character to have a cloak,  and maybe a sword on his hip.

http://www.mobygames.com/game/covers/gameCoverId,211/gameId,119/

I love the "Ken sent me" on the wall.  That's classic.

Hey Ensalada, wouldn't you be able to see that guys long coat between the legs?  Otherwise great use of that template.

I don't know if this has been posted on here yet, but I just came from my local Babbages store, and they had Runaway on sale for 9.99.  I hadn't played it yet, but I've heard mostly good things about it.

Does anyone remember Lost in Time, the 1995 game from Sierra.  It had a black female as the main character.  I remember being suprised because the box art for the game had a much lighter skinned female who I would swear was white, or hispanice.  When playing the game I remember being a little upset that they had misrepresented the main character with the box art.  I had no problem playing a game with a black female character as the lead,   and was upset that they played the box art to the masses, as if no one would buy a game with a black girl on the cover.

I remember Festers Quest for the original Nintendo.  That was a great game.  Your screens have a similar look.  I think that AGS would be a great tool to reinvent a lot of old games as adventure games.   Super Mario Quest anyone?