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BacardiJim · 12-16-2003, 01:24 AM

Certainly.

Can we agree that puzzles have been part of the definition of adventure games through most of their existence? (Hell, even Marek says "Adventure games focus on puzzle solving within a narrative framework." in his "What Is an Adventure Game?" article when defining the term.)

And can we agree that it is, at least.... odd to so thoroughly trash a part of the game that we both consider important (in varying degrees) as Evan did and still give it 4 stars?

12-16-2003, 01:24 AM	#22
BacardiJim Banned User Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 1,346	Certainly. Can we agree that puzzles have been part of the definition of adventure games through most of their existence? (Hell, even Marek says "Adventure games focus on puzzle solving within a narrative framework." in his "What Is an Adventure Game?" article when defining the term.) And can we agree that it is, at least.... odd to so thoroughly trash a part of the game that we both consider important (in varying degrees) as Evan did and still give it 4 stars? __________________ Time flies like the wind; Fruit flies like bananas. Last edited by BacardiJim; 12-16-2003 at 01:30 AM.