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Thanks, Baron! I'm going to give Cleveland 1968 a download next week and see how your dialogue system worked. I might PM you for more details later.

Thanks guys! I'd forgotten about Resonance. For some reason, I was thinking it had a dialogue system similar to Gemini Rue.

If you all think of others, let me know!

Di qualità ! Di qualità ! Looks beautiful!

What's with all the great looking games being completed this week? Don't you guys know that it's the end of the semester and you're providing too much of a temptation?

I'm looking for examples of games that have successfully (or, actually unsuccessfully works too) used comic-style word balloons for dialogue. You know, these things:



I'll thankfully take any sort of game, though of course, my preference is for adventure games, specifically those made with AGS. Thanks!

I will always enjoy games made (or partially made) by children. I love the imagination. Looking forward to playing this one.

My biggest disappointment in this game is that I won't have time to start playing it until next week. Looks lovely. Congrats on the release!

1. There was a movie I saw about someone who walks into a house that is seemingly empty.  Rolls of tape (the kind you'd find in a video or audio cassette) start coming off the rolls and follow after the guy blocking his way down the stairs and generally keeping him trapped.  Eventually, he falls to the ground and the tape wraps completely around him like a mummy.  The tape was animated with stop motion and it was aired on TV sometime in the 1980's.

Here you go. Courtesy of detectives on another forum I frequent.

Hooray! I'm really looking forward to this one.

[Hard Times]

It is, indeed, the wonderful Hard Times with Misters Coburn and Bronson! Your turn, Kasander!

Hint: Directed by the same director as one of my previous screenshot picks.

Here's a good shot of the cast:



I'll start dropping bigger hints throughout the day if you don't get it.

ââ,,¢Â«
So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
I'm going to punch your face until you die
ââ,,¢Â«

I think the globe isn't meant to be transparent, but that's just an unfortunate tangent where the line of the lighting effect matches the line of the windowsill.

Here's a three-fer, as I'll be away from my home PC all day:

NOT the Great Gatsby. The right time period though!

Assuming that Tramp is right, I'll take a turn. Let me know, Ilyich!

So is that a gelfling?

10,001 B.C. (Price is Right style guess)

Ponch means the old one. Ilyich means this one.