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Village Dweller
Joined: 02 Apr 2004
Posts: 10
Location: Melb, Australia |
grim fandango, no way, i found it to be one of the clumsiest games i've ever played, with poor camera work, funny, and entertaining but not well executed.
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Pharazon
Village Dweller
Joined: 12 Apr 2004
Posts: 6
Location: Wherever I want to be |
Yes way, its true that it were a bit off with the camera work sometimes, but overall it were a great game, how much does actually the camerawork have to do with how good a adventure game is. I can see that its a big plus with good camera work, but it have to truly suck to make me say its a bad game becouse of it.
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MoonDragon
High Emperor
Joined: 25 May 2002
Posts: 1254
Location: Waterloo, Canada |
Just this very moment, I watched the closing credits of Syberia 2.
Wow! What a worthy sequel. Everything that made the first one awsome is in this one with some spice on top.
Playing the first one is not very necessary to play this one, but I would definately recommend it. Mainly because the two together tell a story, which progresses from the normal world to ultra bizarre. The first game drops you off at around quite strange and the second game picks up right after that.
Puzzles were consistent with the first game. Towards the end, I did not appreciate some of the walking they made me do to solve some of the puzzles. I will never see reason in making me walk back and forth across 7 screens 3-4 times to solve a simple 3 clicks puzzle. Also, some of the puzzles are actually exercises in comprehension and paying attention. Which can get a bit trying at times.
I would definately recommend this game. Especially since the price is very right.
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Thu Apr 22, 2004 6:52 am |
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piln
High Emperor
Joined: 22 May 2003
Posts: 906
Location: Leeds, UK |
quote:
Originally posted by Pharazon
Is there a reason for why nobody has mentioned "Grim Fandango"?
Yeah - forgetfulness! I really liked it, but I never finished it (must dig it out again). There were one or too bits that I found slightly irritiating or tedious, but on the whole it was very good (especially considering it was the first attempt at a new style of control & presentation) and I absolutely loved everything about the setting & the art style - so imaginative. The early cut-scene showing Manny's trip to the world of the living was amazing, one of the weirdest and most memorable movie scenes I've ever seen in a game. Short but sweet!  |
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Thu Apr 22, 2004 8:24 pm |
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Sir Markus
Counselor of the King
Joined: 11 Jan 2002
Posts: 369
Location: Columbus, Ohio USA |
Sanitarium and Gabriel Knight 2: The Beast Within were both outstanding. They're a little old, but if memory serves they would hold up fairly well compared to the newer Adventure games. I especially recommend Sanitarium; very cool IMO. |
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Sat May 22, 2004 8:27 am |
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HiddenX
The Elder Spy
Joined: 20 Jul 2001
Posts: 749
Location: NRW / Germany |
Recommended adventure games:
Beyond Good & Evil
Gabriel Knight I,II,III
The Longest Journey
Grim Fandango
Runaway
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