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Whenever i go looking to buy PC software at a game store, they always have crap. They never seem to have the game i'm looking for.  If i could find any decent adventure games on the shelf, i would probably buy them all.

I got lucky a couple of years ago when i found MI3 in a bargain bin at Media Play for ten dollars (US). To this day, i still cherish that purchase. 

Shawn

All I have to say is Goo, goo, ga, joob!!!!!!! I have no idea what the hell it means, but your game looks great and i love the graphical style. Looking forward to this one. 

I like it so far, but the one thing that bugs me, is that when i read it, it looks like Adventure Studio game. I don't know why i see it like that, but to me, that is the only problem i see so far.

I do like the graphic itself though, very colorful.

White men can't jump either. 

And unlike what Domino may have heard, they did not detonate anything.

Well, i meant that was their plan. I had seen something on CNN on how they were to detonate liquid explosives. I didn't mean that they did. Sorry for the confusion.

Nah, you're still young. Welcome to the forums. 

From what i have read, they were concealing some sort of liquid explosive inside of bottle containers, and then used some sort of electrical device to detonate it. I saw tonight on TV that they were using sports drinks bottles half filled with explosives and the other a normal beverage, but they showed an animation using a digital camera to detonate it. It is all over the news right now.

That's very cool Matt. Congrats.  BTW, i won't buy a PS3 at launch unless they lower the price of the premium system.

I definitely don't find it creepy, but who is going to be the first person here to be using that animation as their avatar?

If you would have danced with the hot water tank, and spun it around until all the water splashed all over the place, that would be awesome. I think it was begging to be danced with. 

I remember playing a text adventure game back in the 80's called Cutthroats. Even though it was all text, every room i imagined in my head, and the game became alot of fun, although very tough as i never finished it.

I guess with text adventures you can imagine whatever you want. I kept picturing the island i was on as the island of Sweethaven from the movie Popeye. Now that is strange. 

If i can remember correctly, there was somebody following me across the map in the game, and i started to get scared because i didn't know what was gonna happen.

So, i have had great times with both genre of adventure games. Oh, the memories....

Shawn

SSH is doing a great job and is a good forum member. Let's have a parade. 

Never had any probs with him.

WOW!! That game is one hell of a finger killer. Is that all you do is click the green dot? Fun for about 1 minute. 

Well that is Hardware, not Software. 

Sorry, but no. All i know is American Dad and Family Guy are made from the same people. (Seth McFarlane?? is that correct)

But the father in AD is a real dick though. 

Fluke, many people probably do lose interest in AGS after awhile, but then when they want to make an adventure game, they will return. I am in the same boat, i will use it for a while, then get bored, move on to something else, and return. I think this happens with every piece of software out there.

I have GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) which makes me constantly worry all of the time. I also get the What If thinking a.k.a. Catastrophic Thinking.

I have been put on 5mg of Valium (3 times daily) which i pretty much have to use on a daily basis to keep myself relaxed. My doctor prescribed Lexapro for me also, but i haven't taken it yet, but i will. Lexapro is used for treating Depression and Anxiety.

My life is so wonderful isn't it.  :'(

Welcome Back Tanker, long time no see. 

Move to the United States, there is always a demand for Paramedics. I also appreciate the job you guys do to save lives.

Joel, double check your spelling on your packaging. I have already spotted a few mistakes, but your box looks good.

Shawn