Whoa. Nice findwakeup wrote:Too bad it's not LBA 3 and most likely Time Commando 2Lord_Santa wrote:I know Adeline is dead, but there *might* be something in the works;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9rick_Raynal
http://www.ludoid.fr/ludographie.htmI'll still play it nonetheless.
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Best non point-and-click adventure games?
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Geeze I didn't know this same programmer also made Continuum/Alpha Waves, the original polygon Alone in the Dark, and Toy Commander. I hope he makes a lot more games, very innovative.wakeup wrote:Too bad it's not LBA 3 and most likely Time Commando 2Lord_Santa wrote:I know Adeline is dead, but there *might* be something in the works;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9rick_Raynal
http://www.ludoid.fr/ludographie.htmI'll still play it nonetheless.
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Twinsen Little Big Adventure is phenominal!
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There is also the hard to find PS1 version.martin31406 wrote:Whoa. Nice findThe game looks kinda weird but I'll check it out after I'm done with SH3

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I still remember very clearly how I bought LBA1 at toy r'us for $4 in like '97. It was in the bargain bin with a lot of shitty games, kinda like finding treasure hidden in a lot of crap. Good times...
LBA1 was made in 1994. Even in 97 I was amazed at the game's graphics. Fallout was released in 97 and LBA graphics > Fallout. I mean this game was in Doom 1's period and looked like the Sims...
Quality of LBA soundtrack only behind Chrono Cross.
LBA1 was made in 1994. Even in 97 I was amazed at the game's graphics. Fallout was released in 97 and LBA graphics > Fallout. I mean this game was in Doom 1's period and looked like the Sims...
Quality of LBA soundtrack only behind Chrono Cross.
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all these mentions of Little Big Adventure fill my heart with joy
it is my all-time favourite game, childhood memories distilled in a disc
pure godly gaming awesomeness
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I'm going to have to give LBA another shot sometime. I tried it back in the day, but I was raised on Sierra adventure games. LBA was just too different for me to appreciate.
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Has one of the best ever video game endings.Hatta wrote:I'm going to have to give LBA another shot sometime. I tried it back in the day, but I was raised on Sierra adventure games. LBA was just too different for me to appreciate.
All the characters ....... oops almost gave it away.
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