
Ever been to Rapture? Want to become a splicer? Here’s your chance.
Straight out of the hit video game Bioshock comes a new prop replica of the EVE hypodermic syringes/needles that give your character a much-needed boost.
Definitely not one for the kids. Note that it’s never referred to as a “toy” anywhere. But it’s still pretty [...]
I recently wrote a series of posts about the glorious return of the point-and-click adventure genre of games, which has historically been dominated by LucasArts. Now, it appears that LucasArts may have something equally as exciting in store for us…
From g4tv.com:
LucasArts’ two-pronged attempt to revitalize their classics with The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition [...]
After lending you my thoughts over the past few days on the return of the point-and-click adventure genre via Sam & Max, Monkey Island™, and Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, I now offer my hopes for the future…
Future Point-and-Click Adventure Release Wish-List
If I had my say in what point-and-click adventure games to re-release [...]
In the last two days, I’ve written about the return of the Sam & Max and Monkey Island™ series as part of a revitalization of the point-and-click adventure genre of video games. Now we turn our attention to…
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
One often overlooked entry in the world of LucasArts point-and-click adventures is [...]
Yesterday, I began a series of posts about the return of my favorite genre of video games, the point-and-click adventure, with some thoughts on the newest games featuring Sam & Max.
Now get your breath mints ready as we head for Melee Island™ and…
The Secret of Monkey Island™: Special Edition
No fan of point-and-click adventures can resist [...]
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