Adventures for consoles

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arion wrote:Since most games have been pointed out i can only think of Discworld for the saturn.


It's ironic you didn't mention Shenmue.
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Some great titles mentioned here. I'd strongly recommend Dreamfall on the xbox, I was surprised just how good that was once it got going. Some reviews have marked it down for not having too much in the way of gameplay, but if it's a story you're looking for then this is your game.
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Oops I forgot about Dreamfall and its Xbox port :oops: By the way does anyone know of purely Japanese adventure games (that were translated either officially or by fans)? Maybe pseudo-visual novels like that Famicom Tantei Club Part II game on the SNES.. Policenauts can't be done soon enough!

Btw, Shenmue isn't a pure adventure game. It's got JRPG elements. It's more like Sega's answer to Nintendo's Zelda.
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i never got ScummVM to work on PS2 correctly. Works great on PSP though.
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Well, since ShadowGate got mentioned, wasn't there also an update for the Nintendo 64? And Game Boy versions as well.
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Pulsar_t wrote:Broken Sword I & II (PS) and Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon (PS2)
The City of Lost Children (PS)
Escape from Monkey Island (PS2)
Discworld II and Discworld Noir (PS)
Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy (PS2)
Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude (PS2)
Riven: The Sequel to Myst (PS) and Myst III: Exile (PS2)
Syberia and Syberia 2 (PS2)
Snatcher (SegaCD)
Rise of the Dragon (SegaCD)
Shadow of Destiny (PS2)
The X-Files (PS)
Little Big Adventure (PS)
Return to Zork (PS)
Maniac Mansion (NES)
Scooby Doo Mystery (SNES)
Secret of Monkey Island (SegaCD)
Mansion of Hidden Souls (SegaCD)
Blazing Dragons (PS)

Of course you might want to check out reviews of these games before taking the plunge :wink:


Great post.
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Oh yeah, totally forgot and I don't think it was listed in that list, but Myst III was also ported to PS2.
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Almost forgot to mention Fllasback it was on SNES, Genesis, SEGA CD, Jaguar, and pretty much every other console.
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There's also the Myst-like Echo Night (PS) and Echo Night: Beyond (PS2).
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And Echo Night 2 on the PS1, but it's Japan-only and only recently was patched into English.

There's also Michigan: Report from Hell for the PS2, released in Japan and Europe. I can't vouch for the quality of it however.

Crap, I just keep thinking of more...
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